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An Evaluation of the Brief Interventional for Problem Drinkers Among Medical Inpatients
Compared with control participants at post-intervention follow-ups, unhealthy drinkers who receive the screening and brief intervention will (1) report reduced alcohol consumption among all patients, and (2) report reduced alcohol-related problems and health care utilization.
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