Gambling problems among patients in primary care: a cross-sectional study of general practices

Australian National University (ANU) Social Science Research Graduate School (Australia, Canberra), Social Medical School, Academic Primary Medical Support Center.

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Bristol University Society and Public Medical School Academic Primary Support Center (Bristol, Britain

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Allison Gregory

Bristol University Society and Public Medical School Academic Primary Support Center (Bristol, Britain

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Jim Macken Bridge

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David Kesler

Bristol University Society and Public Medical School Academic Primary Support Center (Bristol, Britain

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Abstract

Primary Medical Care is an important place to solve health problems, and can be a place to identify gambling problems.

Purpose: Clarify the rate of problems related to gambling in patients who have consulted the GP, and investigate patients with increasing vulnerabilities and groups.

Design and status: Crossstady for patients attending 11 regional clinics in Bristol, southwest of England. < SPAN> Australian National University (ANU) Social Science Research Graduate School (Australia, Canberra), Social Medicine, Academic Primary Medical Support Center.

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INTRODUCTION

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• Allison Gregory
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METHOD

Participants and procedure

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Jim Macken Bridge

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Measures

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Data analyses

David Kesler

RESULTS

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DISCUSSION

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Comparison with existing literature

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Notes

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Provenance

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Allison Gregory

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Jim Macken Bridge

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