… returned by patients in the 47 practices was thus 62 153 (25 … ed to provide data on drinking
patterns rather than to test … testing was not generally patients receiving the questionnaire by …

… sample of all family practice patients over the age of 18 was selected from clinic admission
forms which reflected consecutive patient arrival at each of the five clinics. Patients who had …

… The aim of the study was to determine the best way of assessing a patient's drinking practice.
Asking the right questions when interviewing the patient appeared more profitable in time …

… -related practices, and gender interact in the relationships between drinking patterns and …
in health-related attitudes and health practices, and then examine how these factors, taken …

… in drinking patterns and problems of patients seen for noninjury problems in the ER and those
seen in more traditional primary care settings, representative samples of patients … practice …

… of patients with two or more at-risk drinking patterns to those … of three distinct at-risk drinking
practices. Second, we showed … by type readiness to change drinking patterns, and smoking …

… Second, we assess the ways in which health-related practices affect willingness to seek …
Drinking patterns, health care utilization, and costs among HMO primary care patients. Journal …

… practice is a potentially valuable point of contact for early intervention.The aim of this study
was to determine contemporary patterns of … patients were compared with their lifetime drinking …

… 12 Finally, some patients may underreport or minimize the … patients according to the time
courses of their reported problems. We considered a drinking problem "active" if the patient re…

… practice setting, and its relation to drinking pattern which was evaluated across clusters based
on the predominant pattern … observational study of patients initiating treatment for alcohol …