The role of training in IBA implementation beyond primary health care settings in the UK

Figures & data

Table 1. Therapeutic commitment.

	Number answering the question	% Answering “yes”	% Answering “no”	% Answering “not sure”
Have skills/knowledge to deal with clients’ alcohol-related issues	84	71.5	3.5	25
Have sufficient training to deliver IBA	88	49	23	28
Have sufficient experience to carry out IBA	86	49	29	22
Appropriate to ask clients about drinking	88	82	4.5	13.5
Can make a difference to client’s life	88	77	7	16
Like working with clients with alcohol problems	88	42	10	48
Find it challenging to work with clients with drinking problems	88	62	7	31

Table 2. Perceptions of organisational commitment.

	Number Answering the question	% Answering “yes”	% Answering “no”	% Answering “not sure”
Support from management for organisational intervention in alcohol	80	63	8	29
Support from staff for organisational intervention in alcohol	87	59	32	9
Organisation’s resources adequate to respond to client’s alcohol issues	87	52	30	18