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Alcohol and non-alcohol-related motor vehicle crashes in Perth, Australia: do alcohol outlets make a difference?

By Injury Matters • October 26th, 2020

This study found that road traffic crashes with more on-premise outlets nearby were more likely to be alcohol-related, however there inconsistent results regarding the proximity of bottleshops and the type of road traffic crash. Reference: Hobday, M. & Meuleners, L. Alcohol and non-alcohol-related motor vehicle crashes in Perth, Australia: do alcohol outlets make a difference?more…

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10 years of road trauma admissions to Royal Perth Hospital

By Injury Matters • October 26th, 2020

Royal Perth Hospital. 10 years of road trauma admissions to Royal Perth Hospital. (2020). Available from:https://knowinjury.org.au/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/2020/09/Royal-Perth-Road-Trauma-Report-2020.pdf

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Impact of alcohol and illicit drug use on the burden of disease and injury in Australia: Australian Burden of Disease Study 2011

By Injury Matters • October 26th, 2020

Australian Institute of Health and Welfare. Impact of alcohol and illicit drug use on the burden of disease and injury in Australia: Australian Burden of Disease Study 2011. (2018). Available from: www.aihw.gov.au/reports/burden-of-disease/impact-alcohol-illicit-drug-use-on-burden-disease/contents/table-of-contents

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Western Australian Alcohol and Drug Interagency Strategy 2018-2022

By Injury Matters • October 26th, 2020

Mental Health Commission. Western Australian Alcohol and Drug Interagency Strategy 2018-2022. (2018). Available fromwww.mhc.wa.gov.au/about-us/strategic-direction/western-australian-alcohol-and-drug-interagency-strategy-2018-2022/

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Drinker Types, Harm, and Policy-Related Variables: Results from the 2011 International Alcohol Control Study in New Zealand

By • February 9th, 2018

Analysing the typology of drinkers in New Zealand, this study found that individuals with higher consumption levels were more likely to display signs of alcohol dependency, report lower satisfaction with their health and to have purchased alcohol late at night. Given these results the study concludes that due to individuals responses to alcohol-related policies beingmore…

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