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The World Health Organization’s Global Alcohol Database Presentation to Canadian Collaborating Workshop, Ottawa, Ontario October 23-24, 2009 Louis Gliksman, Ph.D. Margaret Rylett, M.A. Centre for Addiction & Mental Health
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The Team Louis GliksmanCAMH Vladimir PoznyakWHO Jürgen RehmCAMH Gerhard GmelSwiss Institute Dag RevkeWHO Alexandra FleischmannWHO Margaret Rylett CAMH
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Sources of Data Government statistics Industry statistics Published literature Grey literature Country questionnaires Population surveys WHO studies
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The Design The Website is divided into 7 broad categories: Alcohol Production and Availability; Levels of Consumption; Patterns of Consumption; Harms and Consequences; Economic Aspects; Alcohol Control Policies; and Resources for Prevention and Treatment.
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1. Production and Availability a. Supply Beer production Wine production Spirits production Alcoholic beverages production Alcohol imports Traditional beverages b. Distribution Wine sales Beer sales Spirit sales Alcoholic beverage sales Alcohol exports Topics:
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2. Levels of Consumption: Topics: About levels of consumption Data sources for numeric data Recorded adult (15+) per capita consumption Unrecorded adult (15+) per capita consumption
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3. Patterns of Consumption Topics: About patterns of consumption Data sources for numeric data Past year abstainers Lifetime abstainers Heavy episodic drinkers About patterns of drinking score Patterns of drinking score Drinking contexts
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4. Harms and Consequences a.Mortality b. Mental and behavioural disorders c.Other disorders related to alcohol use d. Injuries e. Traffic f. Violence g. Legal aspects h. Workplace i. Psycho-social problems Topics:
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4a. Mortality About mortality data Data sources for numeric data SDRs (age standardized death rates) DALYs (age standardized disability adjusted life years) rate Alcohol-related pancreas diseases mortality rate Alcohol-related injury mortality rate Other alcohol-related mortality rates Unintentional injury deaths Years of potential life lost Alcohol-attributable deaths Suicide and alcohol use Homicide and alcohol use
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4b. Mental and behavioural disorders Data sources for numeric data Treatment admissions for alcoholic psychosis rate Treatment admissions for alcohol dependence rate Hospital discharges – alcohol psychosis rate Hospital discharges – alcohol dependence rate Alcoholic psychosis and dependence Alcohol withdrawal syndrome Alcohol co-morbidity Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders Depression
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4c. Other disorders related to alcohol use Alcohol-related pancreatic diseases Alcohol-related gastric disorders Alcohol-related cardiovascular disorders Alcohol-related hospital discharges Alcohol-related Cancers (to be developed)
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4d. Injuries Data sources for numeric data Hospital discharges for injuries & poisoning rate Emergency department and trauma studies Alcohol poisoning Methyl alcohol poisoning Unintentional injuries
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4e. Traffic Data sources for numeric data Road traffic accidents involving alcohol rate Road traffic accidents with alcohol involvement Other types of vehicle accidents involving alcohol Drunk driving and BAC levels
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4f. Violence Violence and aggression Family violence Child abuse Sexual assault and alcohol use
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4g. Legal aspects Data sources for numeric data Number of persons committing crimes while intoxicated rate Crime and alcohol Cautions and arrests for public drunkenness Cautions and arrests for drunk driving
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4h. Workplace Data sources for numeric data Work absences due to illness, days/employee/year Persons injured in work accidents rate Alcohol-related work accidents Effects on work performance
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4i. Psycho-social problems Sexual risk behaviours Other social-psychosocial problems Youth and adolescent problems
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5. Economic Aspects Data sources for numeric data Consumer per capita expenditure on alcohol as % of household expenditure Annual household expenditure on alcohol as % of total expenditure Alcoholic beverage taxes as % of government revenue Revenues from excise, customs, taxes Economic cost of alcohol problems in the workplace Economic cost of alcohol consumption Economic cost of providing alcohol programmes
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6. Alcohol Control Policies (1) Data sources for numeric data National alcohol policy status and priorities Definition of alcoholic beverage Minimum legal drinking age Legal limit for BAC in mgs% Use of Random Breath Testing (RBT) Health warning labels on alcohol containers Product labelling of alcohol content Restrictions on alcohol advertising to 1997
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6. Alcohol Control Policies (2) Beer advertising restrictions Wine advertising restrictions Spirits advertising restrictions Restrictions on alcohol industry sponsorship & sales promotions Restrictions on alcohol consumption in public places Restrictions on off-licence hours, days, places, density for alcohol sales Alcohol taxation State monopolies and licensing requirements Age limit for on- and off premise purchase of alcohol
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7. Resources for Prevention and Treatment Treatment and prevention agencies Social programmes Public education and prevention activities Treatment services Support for families Drinking guidelines
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How to find the GAD Website is at http://apps.who.int/globalatlas/default.asp Select Global Alcohol Database from the menu on the right Use the pull-down menus to select the category, topic and subtopics Choose the indicator of interest Select the country or WHO region or all countries Select the year(s) of interest
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Note: Both formats can be downloaded easily to EXCEL files. Some data can be mapped. The data are available in numeric and text formats. For numeric data, data source files have been provided. Data sources are contained within the text files. Some topics/sub-topics have “about files” with information about a specific indicator or topic.
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http://apps.who.int/globalatlas/default.asp http://apps.who.int/globalatlas/default.asp
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