Frühintervention bei alkoholbezogenen störungen in der allgemeinarztpraxis: Ein stepped-care ansatz

Hans Jürgen Rumpf; Gallus Bischof; Janina Grothues; Susa Reinhardt; Ulfert Hapke; Christian Meyer; Ulrich John; Aandreas Broocks; Klaus Junghanns; Fritz Hohagen

Frühintervention bei alkoholbezogenen störungen in der allgemeinarztpraxis: Ein stepped-care ansatz

Translated title of the contribution: Early intervention for alcohol-related disorders in general practice: A stepped-care approach

Hans Jürgen Rumpf^*, Gallus Bischof, Janina Grothues, Susa Reinhardt, Ulfert Hapke, Christian Meyer, Ulrich John, Aandreas Broocks, Klaus Junghanns, Fritz Hohagen

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Department of Psychiatry, Psychosomatics and Psychotherapie

University of Greifswald

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Abstract

Background/aim of the study: Only a minority of individuals with alcohol related disorders seeks professional help. Due to a high attainability of the respective target group in general practices, however, these could serve as an excellent place for initiating early interventions. A stepped-care approach in providing brief interventions will be tested this setting. Method: Participants recruited in general practices will be randomly assigned to three groups consisting of 150 subjects each: A stepped-care condition with a stepped provision of interventions, a fixed-care condition with an a priori fixed amount of interventions and a control condition. Expected results: The stepped-care condition is expected to be as effective but more economic than the fixed care condition. Conclusion: Results could serve as a rational to provide economically sound brief interventions in general practices.

Translated title of the contribution	Early intervention for alcohol-related disorders in general practice: A stepped-care approach
Original language	German
Journal	Suchtmedizin in Forschung und Praxis
Volume	5
Issue number	1
Pages (from-to)	37-40
Number of pages	4
ISSN	1437-5567
Publication status	Published - 2003

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