Abstract
The evidence in favour of brief interventions and self-help materials for problem drinkers raises the possibility that microcomputer programmes can provide an effective and inexpensive treatment option in the addictions field. This paper reports on a controlled drinking computer programme currently in operation with drink driving offenders.
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Andrew Eltringham
Both authors formerly Public Health Officers, Eastern Sydney Area Public Health Unit
Previously general practitioner, Orange NSW, Australia.