Changes in alcohol consumption reported on routine healthcare screenings are associated with changes in depression symptoms.

Kevin A HallgrenHelen E JackMalia OliverDouglas BergerJennifer F BobbDaniel R KivlahanKatharine A Bradley

Published in: Alcohol (Hanover, York County, Pa.) (2023)

As hypothesized, changes in alcohol consumption reported on AUDIT-C screens completed in routine care were associated with changes in depression screening results. Results support the validity and clinical utility of monitoring changes in AUDIT-C scores over time as a meaningful measure of changes in drinking.

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depressive symptoms
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