Are co-occurring behavioural health risk factors related to reach and efficacy of in-person versus computer-generated brief alcohol interventions? Findings from a randomized controlled trial.
OBJECTIVES The common co-occurrence of behavioural health risk factors (HRFs; e.g. at-risk alcohol use, tobacco smoking, physical inactivity, overweight) greatly impacts the global burden of disease. Little is known about how well patients with multiple co-occurring HRFs are reached by and benefit from recommended beha...