Background The economic costs of mental disorders for society are huge. Internet-based
interventions are often coined as cost-effective alternatives to usual care, but the evidence is …

Background Face-to-face brief interventions for problem drinking are effective, but they have
found limited implementation in routine care and the community. Internet-based …

Background There has been a lack of systematic exploration of remotely delivered
intervention content and their effectiveness for behaviour change outcomes. This review …

Background and aims Most people with alcohol use disorder (AUD) are never treated.
Internet‐based interventions are effective in reducing alcohol consumption and could help to …

Purpose Only about 20% of people suffering from substance use disorders access available
treatments due to various obstacles; digital interventions could potentially overcome some of …

Abstract Background and Aims Most alcohol‐dependent people have a moderate level of
dependence. General practitioners (GPs) hesitate to engage in this area, and need to have …

The present systematic review aims to identify electronic interventions for addressing
substance use and understand their effectiveness in primary care settings. A systematic …

Background Social distancing measures during the COVID‐19 pandemic forced an abrupt
transformation of treatment delivery for mental health care. In mid‐March 2020, nearly all in …

Background Brief interventions (BI) for risky drinkers in primary healthcare have been
demonstrated to be cost-effective but they are still poorly implemented. Digital BI seems to …

Understanding recovery from a family perpective Page 1 July 2019 Rapid Evidence Review
Digital interventions to reduce alcohol-related harm: a rapid horizon scanning review Authors …