Brief intervention (BI) is intended as an early intervention for non‐treatment‐seeking, non‐
alcohol‐dependent, hazardous and harmful drinkers. This text provides a brief summary of …

This paper provides an overview of brief intervention (BI) research to date and discusses
future research needs as well as strategies for more widespread use of BI. Research has …

This article summarizes the proceedings of a symposium at the 2005 Research Society on
Alcoholism, Santa Barbara, California. The purpose of the symposium was to address …

A growing body of evidence has shown the efficacy of brief intervention (BI) for hazardous
and harmful alcohol use in primary health care settings. Evidence for efficacy in other …

This article amplifies the decision to subtitle the INEBRIA2009 Conference 'Breaking New
Ground'. The effectiveness of screening and brief intervention (SBI) for hazardous and …

Abstract In 2016, the International Network on Brief Interventions for Alcohol & Other Drugs
convened a meeting titled “Rethinking alcohol interventions in health care”. The aims of the …

Background: Robust evidence supports the effectiveness of screening and brief alcohol
interventions in primary healthcare. However, lack of understanding about their “active …

Although alcohol screening and brief intervention (SBI) reduces drinking in primary care
patients with unhealthy alcohol use, incorporating SBI into clinical settings has been …

Background: Because recent research in primary care has challenged the findings of
previous reviews on the efficacy of brief interventions (BIs) on hazardous drinkers, we …

Brief interventions are not merely a passing fancy in the alcohol problems field but a crucial
and permanent addition to the range of strategies used to combat alcohol-related harm. It is …