Assessing the delivery of alcohol screening and brief intervention in sexual health clinics in the North East of England

Claire Sullivan; Neil Martin; Conrad White; Dorothy Newbury-Birch

Assessing the delivery of alcohol screening and brief intervention in sexual health clinics in the North East of England

Claire Sullivan, Neil Martin, Conrad White, Dorothy Newbury-Birch

SSSHL Department of Humanities and Social Sciences

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BACKGROUND: Risky drinking is associated with risky sexual experiences, however the relationship between alcohol and sex is complex. The aim of the study was to assess the feasibility of delivering alcohol screening and brief interventions in genitourinary medicine (GUM) clinics. The objectives were to; understand the levels of alcohol use amongst patients; report on the number of alcohol interventions delivered; and to analyse the relationship between alcohol use with demographic data as well as diagnosed sexually transmitted infections (STIs) to see if there were any associations.

Original language	English
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Journal	BMC Public Health
Publication status	Published - 17 Nov 2017

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