Resources
Our goal is to help employers, human resources professionals, insurers, health care professionals, policymakers, and everybody else find solutions to alcohol problems at work and at home.
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Resource Highlights
Report: Workplace Screening and Brief Intervention
What Employers Can and Should Do About Excessive Alcohol Use
A new analysis of government data finds that 15 percent of employees in the hospitality industry suffer from serious alcohol-related problems. Excessive alcohol use costs U.S. employers billions in lost productivity and additional health care costs every year. According Workplace Screening & Brief Intervention:What Employers Can and Should Do About Hazardous Alcohol Use, alcohol-related problems are disproportionately represented in American business, with employees in the hospitality, construction and wholesale industries significantly more likely to be dependent on or abuse alcohol.
SBI Implementation Guide for Hospitals
Basic Information for Hospital-based SBI
A guide to what it takes to implement alcohol-related screening and brief intervention (SBI) in a hospital setting. From guidelines, to tools, this is what you need to improve quality of care and meet new accreditation guidelines.
AEL Repeal Efforts
2007 was the busiest year yet for AEL repeal efforts. 2008 is going a little slower but, with renewed interest on the part of the National Conference of Insurance Legislators, interest in prohibiting exclusions is growing.
SBI Reimbursement Guide
Everything You Need to Know to Conduct SBI and Get Paid for It
A guide to getting reimbursed for providing screening and brief intervention services in medical settings.
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