Brief interventions in hospitalized smokers and risky drinkers: Missed Opportunities Antoni Gual 1, Bárbara Segura 1, Montse Ballbè 1,2, Marc Walther 1,

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Brief interventions in hospitalized smokers and risky drinkers: Missed Opportunities Antoni Gual 1, Bárbara Segura 1, Montse Ballbè 1,2, Marc Walther 1, Noemí Robles 1, Joan Colom 3 1. Alcohol Unit. Psychiatry Dept. ICN. Hospital Clínic. IDIBAPS. Barcelona. 2. Xarxa Catalana d'Hospitals sense Fum, Institut Català d'Oncologia. 3. Substance Abuse Directorate. Health Department. Government of Catalonia. Barcelona

Introduction WHO recommends the use of secreening and brief interventions (SBI) as part of daily clinical practice in smokers and risky drinkers. Hospital settings provide a good opportunity for such interventions, but they are not routinely performed, even in motivated patients.

Aims of study Evaluate the use of screening and brief interventions (SBI) on daily clinical practice in hospital settings.

Methods PATIENTS n = 1324 inpatients 240 Alcohol SBI 340 Tobacco SBI 744 Alcohol + Tobacco SBI Accept96.3% Refuse0.9% Excluded2.8%  52.2%  47.8% Average age: 58.7 years old ± 0.5

Aims of study Some figures from the Hospital Clinic 505 original articles in 2005 (IF: 2.125) 60% are in the first quartile of each specialisation Annual budget (2005): 33,4 millions of Euros

Methods PATIENTS SELF-ADMINISTERED QUESTIONNAIRE: Personal data Alcohol (AUDIT-C) and/or tobacco habits Plans to reduce alcohol/tobacco consumption Received 5 A’s from professionals Other advices or detailed information received

ALCOHOL Results

ALCOHOL Results 926 inpatients AUDIT-C 1.How often did you have a drink containing alcohol in the past year? 2. How many drinks did you have on a typical day when you were drinking in the past year? 3. How often did you have 6 or more drinks on one occasion in the past year?

ALCOHOL Results 926 inpatients 21% risky drinkers AUDIT-C

ALCOHOL Results 926 inpatients 21% risky drinkers AUDIT-C Intentions to reduce consumption ? (at present and in future) 62.6% positive predisposition to change (PPC)

ALCOHOL Results A SK 57.4% 62.6% positive predisposition to change (PPC) 926 inpatients AUDIT-C  21.1% risky drinkers A DVICE 45.7% A SSESS 34.3% A SSIST 30.0% A RRANGE 30.0% 70.6% found useful or very useful the advice received A DVICE 26.2% A SSESS 19.7% A SSIST 18.0% A RRANGE 17.2%

Results ALCOHOL Any question about drinking habits? YESNO Risky drinker status in medical records? YES35.1%4.1% NO21.6%39.2%

Results TOBACCO

n = 1035 inpatients Results

TOBACCO n = 1035 inpatients Results cigarretes/day17 ± 0.8 attempts to quit49.2% ≥ 1 attempt 1st cigarrete51.6% 5 – 29 min wake up  24% smokers

TOBACCO n = 1035 inpatients Results Intentions to reduce consumption ? (at present and in future) 52.8% positive predisposition to change (PPC)  24% smokers

TOBACCO Results A SK 54.5% 52.8% positive predisposition to change (PPC) n = 1035 inpatients  24% smokers A DVICE 65.3% A SSESS 36.1% A SSIST 12.9% A RRANGE 9.8% A DVICE 40.2% A SSESS 22.0% A SSIST 7.4% A RRANGE 5.6%

Results Any question about smoking habits? YESNO Smoker status in medical records? YES30.4%15.2% NO30.4%23.9% Smoker status in nursing records? YES1.1%2.2% NO60.7%36.0% TOBACCO

Results Any question about smoking habits? YESNO Smoker status in medical records? YES31.5%15.7% NO30.3%22.5% TOBACCO

Results Any advise about smoking habits? YESNO Any advise in medical records? YES0.0%2.2% NO45.2%52.7% Any advise in nursing records? YES6.7%8.9% NO37.8%46.7% TOBACCO

Results Any advise about smoking habits? YESNO Any advise in medical records? YES10.0%5.6% NO34.4%50.0% TOBACCO

ALCOHOL vs TOBACCO Results AlcoholTobacco

Conclusions - More than 50% of smokers and risky drinkers show PPC during Hospital stay - Unfortunately, almost half of them will not recieve any kind of intervention : MISSED OPORTUNITIES - Missed oportunities should become the focus of future efforts in SBI.

THANK YOU

WHO recommends: brief and systematic intervention described in 5 different steps (5 A ’ s): ASK and record it ADVISE ASSESS ASSIST ARRANGE follow up WHO. Evidence based core recommendations for health care systems in Europe. Partnership Project to Reduce Tobacco Dependence. February, 2001.