Background: Alcohol use disorders are highly prevalent worldwide. However, only a minority
with alcohol dependence seek and undergo treatment. From a public health perspective, it is …

Background: This paper presents findings from the Australian National Survey of Mental
Health and Wellbeing (NSMHWB) regarding prevalence and treatment seeking for …

Objective: The present study reports responses to numerous direct questions related to
reasons for not seeking alcoholism treatment given the perceived need for treatment among …

Background Alcohol use disorders are among the mental disorders with the lowest treatment
rates. Increasing the treatment rates requires insight on the reasons why patients do not …

In the study “Women and Men in Swedish Alcohol and Drug Treatment,” it is possible to
compare alcohol consumption and problems among respondents in the general population …

Abstract Purpose of Review The aim of this study is to summarise the current literature on
both the impact and the implementation of primary health care-based screening and advice …

Background The majority of adults with alcohol use disorders do not obtain help, and
women are less likely to utilize alcohol services than men. We sought to quantify gender …

Objective: Low rates of alcohol treatment seeking have been shown to be associated with
perceived barriers to treatment, but heterogeneity in patterns of perceived barriers has not …

Background: Medication development for alcoholism typically includes experimental
pharmacology studies with non-treatment-seeking individuals with alcohol use disorder …

BACKGROUND: This study assessed the association of perceived need for and perceived
barriers to treatments for substance use disorder (SUD) with subsequent use of these …