Aim In 2007, the legal obligation to deliver alcohol treatment to the public was transferred to
the 98 municipalities of Denmark. This resulted in changes in how alcohol treatment centers …

Aims: To describe changes in the patterns and consequences of alcohol use among
Norwegian doctors from 2000 to 2010. Methods: Longitudinal study based on data from …

Alcohol-related health problems are important public health issues and alcohol remains one
of the leading risk factors of chronic health conditions. In addition, only a small proportion of …

Background: We examined the probabilities of longitudinal care outcomes of working-aged
patients with alcohol-use disorder (AUD) and their alcohol-related treatment utilisation …

BackgroundAlcohol use disorders (AUDs) are highly prevalent in Europe, but only a minority
of those affected receive treatment. It is therefore important to identify factors that predict …

Abstract Background The Swedish National Alcohol Helpline was developed with the
intention to provide an easily available, low threshold service to hazardous and harmful …

Aims A literature review of existing research on the prevalence of alcohol use disorders
(AUDs) and availability of alcohol interventions in Europe was conducted. The review also …

BACKGROUND: In February, 2005, the canton of Geneva in Switzerland prohibited the off-
premise sale of alcoholic beverages between 9pm and 7am, and banned their sale in gas …

Background Alcohol consumption causes an estimated 4% of the global disease burden,
prompting goverments to impose regulations to mitigate the adverse effects of alcohol. To …

Aim: To provide a description of patients receiving alcohol treatment in eight different
European countries, including the level of comorbidities and functional limitations. Methods …