Titlebook: Alcohol and Aging; Clinical and Public Alexis Kuerbis,Alison.A. Moore,Faika Zanjani Book 2016 Springer International Publishing AG 2016 Al

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-54338-9s and increases in comorbidity with increasing age. However, older adults are infrequently screened for unhealthy alcohol use, even in primary care. In this chapter, we discuss health risks that are associated with alcohol use, and we review several screening tools that have been validated for use w

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Bing Liu,Yiming Ma,Ching Kian Wongwho grew up during an era of increased illicit drug and alcohol use, there are reasons to believe that there will be a greater impact of alcohol use on the next generation of older adults. As older adults seek the majority of behavioral health care either in primary care settings or from mental heal

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Claudi Alsina,Joan Jacas,Enric Trillas conditions. The prevalence of self-medication with alcohol in middle-aged and older adults ranges between 5 and 20 % depending on the subpopulation. Gender and racial/ethnic differences are observed at a population level, with males and White/non-Latino older adults typically reporting a higher pre

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Observability and the Case of Probability or other substances. It incorporates a public health approach of large-scale, universal prescreening often conducted in healthcare settings and follows with brief advice for those identified as moderate risk for substance use problems, brief treatment for those at moderate to high risk, or referral

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