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Driving change: A partnership study protocol using shared emergency department data to reduce alcohol-related harm.

Peter MillerNicolas DrosteDiana Egerton-WarburtonDavid CaldicottGordian FuldeNadine EzardPaul PreiszAndrew WalbyMartyn Lloyd-JonesJulian StellaMichael SheridanTimothy R BakerMichael HallAnthony ShakeshaftAlys HavardSteve BowePetra K StaigerCatherine D'EsteChris DoranKerri CoomberShannon HyderDaniel BarkerJonathan Shepherd
Published in: Emergency medicine Australasia : EMA (2019)
Primary outcomes will be: (i) the number and proportion of ED attendances among patients reporting recent alcohol use; and (ii) the number and proportion of ED attendances during high-alcohol hours (Friday and Saturday nights, 20.00-06.00 hours) assigned an injury diagnosis. Process measures will assess logistical and feasibility concerns, and clinical impacts of implementing this systems-change model in an Australian context. An economic cost-benefit analysis will evaluate the economic impact, or return on investment.
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