Source: Alcohol Learning Centre – South West Pages
Date of publication: December, 2011
Publication type: Resource
In a nutshell: Resource pack outlining the case and key resources for delivering ‘Identification and Brief Advice’ (IBA) in Sexual Health Settings. The pack was developed to support commissioners of sexual health and/or alcohol services and those delivering alcohol IBA in sexual health settings.
Length of publication: 14 pages
Acknowledgement: Alcohol Policy UK
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Source: British Association for Sexual Health and HIV
Date of publication: January, 2012
Publication type: Report
In a nutshell: This Alcohol and Sexual Health Working Party report has exposed missed opportunities to tackle alcohol abuse through existing sexual health services.
Length of publication: 34 page report
Some important notes: Press release available here.
Acknowledgement: Alcohol Policy UK
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Source: Centre for Public Health
Date of publication: January, 2011
Publication type: Report
In a nutshell: This report examines whether those areas where more teenagers are being admitted to hospital with alcohol related problems are also the areas where young people have more sexual health problems (e.g. chlamydia infections, teenage pregnancies, abortions and other sexually transmitted infections).
Length of publication: 33 page report
Acknowledgement: Alcohol Policy UK
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Source: Drinkaware
Date of publication: November, 2009
Publication type: Press Release
In a nutshell: Research from alcohol charity Drinkaware and sexual health charity Brook has revealed that drinking alcohol increases the chances of young people taking risks. As part of a long term partnership, Drinkaware and Brook are joining forces over Christmas and New Year to distribute packs to young people which contain information about alcohol, sexual health and personal safety. The “Have fun. Be careful” campaign will remind young people that drinking alcohol can affect their ability to assess risks, to use a condom if they choose to have sex and to make plans to get home safely after a night out. The campaign packs also include mobile phone credit and condoms.
Length of publication: Web page
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