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Prevention of Alcohol-related Incidents in the U.S. Air Force: Results From a Cluster Randomized Trial.

Melissa A LittleRobert C KlesgesIndika MallawaarachchiTimothy McMurryKinsey PebleyMeghan McDevitt-MurphyJames MurphyG Wayne Talcott
Published in: Military medicine (2021)
Findings suggest that a booster may not be necessary to produce maximum effects beyond the initial AMPP intervention. It is also possible that alcohol behaviors changed as a result of the intervention but were not captured by our outcome measures. Future research should consider alternative outcomes or participant-tracking measures to determine whether a different or more intensive BAI booster is effective. The majority of Article 15 ARIs were for underage drinking; therefore, developing an intervention focused on this problem behavior could lead to large reductions in training costs in the military.
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