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The feasibility and acceptability of introducing brief intervention for alcohol misuse in an urban Aboriginal medical service

Maggie Brady Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research ANU, Australia
,
Beverly Sibthorpe National Centre for Epidemiology and Population Health ANU, Australia
,
Ross Bailie Menzies School of Health Research and Flinders University NT Clinical School, Australia
,
Sandy Ball NT Department of Health and Community Services, Australia
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Polly Sumnerdodd CEO NunkuwarrinYunti Inc., Adelaide, Australia
Pages 375-380 | Published online: 12 Jul 2009

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John F. Anderson. (2007) Screening and brief intervention for hazardous alcohol use within Indigenous populations: Potential solution or impossible dream?. Addiction Research & Theory 15:5, pages 439-448.
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Tanya Chikritzhs, Tanya Chikritzhs & Maggie Brady. (2006) Fact or fiction? a critique of the national aboriginal and torres strait islander social survey 2002. Drug and Alcohol Review 25:3, pages 277-287.
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Ernest Hunter, Joanne Brown & Brad McCulloch. (2004) Encouraging practitioners to use resources: evaluation of the national implementation of a resource to improve the clinical management of alcohol-related problems in Indigenous primary care settings. Drug and Alcohol Review 23:1, pages 89-100.
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