PortalDWI Assessments Matthew G. Hile, PhD Director Behavioral Informatics Missouri Institute of Mental Health.

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PortalDWI Assessments Matthew G. Hile, PhD Director Behavioral Informatics Missouri Institute of Mental Health

Process Secure web site Participants notified of registration via Admission assessments and Personalized Feedback Report

Process Secure web site Participants notified of registration via Admission assessments and Personalized Feedback Report (services delivered) Reminder for discharge reassessment Discharge Assessment Reminder for 6 month reassessment 6 Month Assessment

Selected Other Significant Differences Fewer drinking days in the last 7 (1.5/1) See binge drinking once or twice a week as more risky (3.1/3.5) (Participants always saw binging daily as risky.) Think they should change to lower risk (2.2/2.9) More motivated to change (6.7/7.8)