This study investigated the relationship between frequency of heavy episodic drinking and
nonfatal injury in four categories: environment, external cause, diagnosis, and activity at the …

OBJECTIVES: To explore the association between drinking patterns, irrespective of whether
alcohol was consumed in the event of the injury or not, and different injury variables; and to …

Objective: To investigate the relationship between usual and acute alcohol consumption
among injured patients and, when combined, how they covary with other injury attributes …

This study compares the alcohol consumption and motivation to reduce drinking among
injured and non injured patients in a Swedish emergency department (ED). Patients aged …

The association of alcohol and injury might be expected to vary by the specific cause of
injury, but few studies have examined such associations across all causes of injury coming …

Background: An association between alcohol consumption and injury is clearly established
from volume of drinking, heavy episodic drinking (HED), and consumption before injury …

Objectives: First, to test whether current injury is more closely related to acute intake than to
usual consumption patterns, and second, to test whether repeated injury is more closely …

The association of alcohol consumption and casualties is compared in probability samples
of two culturally diverse emergency room populations: Barcelona, Spain (N= 2972) and …

Background The magnitude of risk of injury from drinking, based on emergency department
(ED) studies, has been found to vary considerably across studies, and the impact of study …

This study analysed the drinking patterns and motivation to change drinking behaviours
among injury patients who acknowledged alcohol as a factor in their injuries. A cross …