… of American physicians. We therefore conducted a national survey of family physicians, …
, and psychiatrists to examine screening and treatment practices for alcohol problems. We …

… National Survey on Drug Use and Health was analysed in 2016. … who visited primary care
settings were asked if healthcare … monitoring healthcare provider screenings and interventions …

… screening and treatment of problem drinkers in primary care … of the 131 primary care physicians
responding to our survey … they screened nearly all of their patients for alcohol problems …

… regarding illicit drug abuse. Thus, we conducted a national survey of primary care physicians
and psychiatrists to examine screening and intervention practices for illicit drug abuse and …

… However, the findings of this study are more consistent with a 2017 nationwide survey that
assessed alcohol SBI receipt among US adults in 13 states and the District of Columbia, in …

… ED patients are more likely than primary care patients or the general population to report …
nor the most commonly reported interventions in this study (nonstandardized physician …

… screening and BI/RT rates between gender and racial/ethnic groups. For example, some
national studies have found higher rates of alcohol abuse … screening may reflect that physicians …

… of screening and brief intervention … a survey to nearly 10,000 of Sweden's GPs and nurses,
this study investigates the extent to which Swedish PHC professionals discuss alcohol issues …

… on busy primary care practices; 16 however, screening everyone increases the … alcohol
problems in rural areas are less likely to be identified or advised by their primary care physicians …

… or type 2 diabetes in primary care patients, but they are less … physician screening about
alcohol use, 12 and primary care … brief interventions to prevent and address alcohol use problems…