Detection of alcohol misusing patients in accident and emergency departments: the Paddington alcohol test (PAT)

The CAGE Questionnaire: Validation of a New Alcoholism Screening Instrument

1974 • 2,274 citations

The Brief MAST: A Shortened Version of the Michigan Alcoholism Screening Test

1972 • 855 citations

Counselling problem drinkers in medical wards: a controlled study.

1985 • 369 citations

Alcohol‐Related Problems in the Primary Health Care Setting: a review of early intervention strategies

1986 • 218 citations

Do housemen take an adequate drinking history?

1980 • 96 citations

Management of Alcohol Abusing Patients in Accident and Emergency Departments

1993 • 67 citations

Detecting excessive drinking among admissions to a general hospital.

1982 • 63 citations

Doctors have no time for alcohol screening.

1987 • 54 citations

The Detection of Problem Drinkers in the Accident & Emergency Department

1987 • 54 citations

ABC of alcohol

2005 • 45 citations

Factors Influencing the Consumption of Alcohol and Tobacco: the use and abuse of economic models

1989 • 42 citations

Detecting Alcohol Consumption as a Cause of Emergency General Medical Admissions

1986 • 35 citations

Use of a questionnaire to obtain an alcohol history from those attending an inner city accident and emergency department.

1989 • 21 citations

Alcohol misuse and the hospital doctor.

1989 • 18 citations

Resource Implications of Head Injuries on an Acute Surgical Unit

1994 • 17 citations

Doctors and alcohol screening - the gap between attitudes and action

1988 • 15 citations

THE IMPACT OF ALCOHOL ON THE ACUTE HOSPITAL SERVICE: PATIENT PRESENTATION, ADMISSION AND THE PERCEPTION OF ALCOHOL USE IN SUCH GROUPS

1989 • 14 citations

Education and audit can improve the identification of excessive drinkers among medical inpatients.

1995 • 8 citations

The portrayal of the physician in non-medical literature: the physician in politics.

1994 • 7 citations

Alcohol liaison in action. The Canterbury experience.

1995 • 1 citations