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Do Minority or White Patients Respond to Brief Alcohol Intervention in Trauma Centers? A Randomized Trial
Annals of Emergency Medicine, 08/10/09
Roudsari B et al. – The study, congruent with some recent publications, implies that there are some patient– and provider–related impediments that could restrict the effectiveness of brief intervention programs in trauma centers, regardless of patient ethnicity. Unless those impediments are identified and eliminated, assuming that brief intervention will be an effective strategy for controlling future alcohol–related injuries among trauma patients and should be provided under any circumstances might not be reasonable.
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