Publications by authors named "Hanna Reinholdz"
Background: Sexual violence is widespread in war-torn North Kivu province in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). Timely access to care is crucial for the healing and wellbeing of survivors of sexual violence, but is problematic due to a variety of barriers. Through a better understanding of care-seeking behaviours and factors influencing timely access to care, programmes can be adapted to overcome some of the barriers faced by survivors of sexual violence.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFObjective. To explore how the perceptions and experiences of working with risky drinkers change over time among primary health care staff during a systematic implementation project. Methods.
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- The study aimed to compare two methods for identifying risky drinking in primary health care: consultation-based early identification (CEI) and systematic screening early identification (SS).
- Results showed that more patients in the SS method had their alcohol use addressed, leading to a potential for more brief interventions.
- The CEI method identified patients with higher AUDIT-C scores, suggesting they may have more severe drinking issues, but the study did not evaluate the effectiveness of interventions based on these identification methods.
Aims: To review the literature on detection of risky drinking to compare early identification based on everyday clinical encounters with systematic screening. We also reviewed specific clinical signs that have been suggested to be used as indicators of risky drinking.
Methods: A literature review was performed in PubMed and CINAHL of articles up to November 2010.