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National Collaborating Centre for Mental Health (UK). Alcohol-Use Disorders: Diagnosis, Assessment and Management of Harmful Drinking and Alcohol Dependence. Leicester (UK): British Psychological Society (UK); 2011. (NICE Clinical Guidelines, No. 115.)

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Alcohol-Use Disorders: Diagnosis, Assessment and Management of Harmful Drinking and Alcohol Dependence.

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Appendix 17Clinical evidence forest plots

Appendix 17a. Organisation of care forest plots

Case management versus treatment as usual

Number of participants non-abstinent (PDF, 56K)

Drinking frequency (PDF, 56K)

Appendix 17b. Rehabilitation forest plots

Residential rehabilitation versus outpatient care

Abstinence (PDF, 62K)

Alcohol consumption outcomes (PDF, 62K)

Lapse (non-abstinence) (PDF, 63K)

Drinking frequency (PDF, 63K)

Residential rehabilitation versus day hospital

Abstinence (PDF, 63K)

Alcohol consumption outcomes (PDF, 63K)

Relapse (PDF, 64K)

Lapse (non-abstinence) (PDF, 64K)

Drinking frequency (PDF, 66K)

Attrition (number not retained in treatment) (PDF, 66K)

Day hospital versus outpatient

Relapse (PDF, 61K)

Appendix 17c. Psychological interventions forest plots

Short-term psychodynamic therapy

Short-term psychodynamic therapy versus other intervention (PDF, 73K)

Multi-modal intervention

Multi-modal versus other intervention (PDF, 100K)

Self-help

Self-help versus self-help (PDF, 66K)

Psychoeducational intervention

Psychoeducational versus other intervention (PDF, 132K)

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