Implementation strategies to enhance management of heavy alcohol consumption in primary health care: a meta‐analysis

Publisher： John Wiley & Sons Inc

E-ISSN： 1360-0443|110|12|1877-1900

ISSN： 0965-2140

Source： ADDICTION, Vol.110, Iss.12, 2015-12, pp. : 1877-1900

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