Comparative monitoring of alcohol epidemiology across the EU : baseline assessment and suggestions for future action. Synthesis report

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Comparative monitoring of alcohol epidemiology across the EU : baseline assessment and suggestions for future action. Synthesis report / editors: Jacek Moskalewicz, Robin Room and Betsy Thom. - Warsaw : The state Agnecy for Prevention of Alcohol related Problems, 2016. - 365 stron : ilustracje ; 30 cm

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Moskalewicz Jacek. Autor. Room Robin. Redakcja Thom Betsy. Redakcja

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Publikacje fachowe Książki

Subject

Alkoholizm Unia Europejska

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Raport z badań

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Socjologia i społeczeństwo

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alcohol alcoholism alcohol consumption European Union

This document will present results achieved by WP4 which was led by the Polish governmental agency PARPA (The State Agency for the Prevention of Alcohol-Related Problems) and co-led by the German IFT (Institute for Therapy Research). WP4 had two objectives: ● providing a baseline for comparative assessment and monitoring of alcohol epidemiology, including drinking levels and patterns and alcohol related harms across the EU ● strengthening capacity in comparative alcohol survey methodology and increasing interest in using common methodology in the future. Two tasks to achieve the objectives were adopted ● task 1 - a common alcohol survey methodology to be elaborated and implemented using as blueprint the survey instrument developed and tested for cross-cultural applicability in EU-funded project SMART ● task 2 - data from surveys carried out in the years 2008–2013 to be pooled and recoded for comparative assessment.

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The report arises from the Joint Action on Reducing Alcohol Related Harm (RARHA) which has received funding from the European Union, in the framework of Health Programme (2008-2013).