Benefits of short educational programmes in preventing drink-driving recidivism: A ten-year follow-up randomised controlled trial

Article Article scientifique Article Benefits of short educational programmes in preventing drink-driving recidivism: A ten-year follow-up randomised controlled trial eng 2016 author Vaucher Paul 696468 author Michiels Willy 513862 author Joris Lambert Sylvie 32545 author Favre Nadia author Perez Brigitte author Baertschi Alice author Favrat Bernard 674534 author Gache Pascal 549882 70-76 10.1016/j.drugpo.2016.03.006 27184219 0955-3959 One fifth of drivers convicted of drink-driving for the first time will be convicted again for the same offence in subsequent years. Lecture-based educational programmes are believed to reduce recidivism. Little is known about the modalities of enhancing the benefits of such programs. Adolescent Adult Aged Alcohol Drinking/blood/prevention & control Blood Alcohol Content Criminals Driving Under the Influence/prevention & control Female Follow-Up Studies Health Education/methods Humans Male Middle Aged Recidivism/prevention & control Time Factors Young Adult Dewey 614.1 67 Institut de médecine légale 22A2 false International Journal of Drug Policy 32 fb05b086-314c-4966-ba23-a8d9952515b8 Article (Published version) Restricted 27184219.pdf 459124 application/pdf restrictedAccess Faculté de médecine / Section de médecine clinique / Département de santé et médecine communautaires / Institut de médecine légale

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