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Summarising the impacts of the Queensland Alcohol-related violence and Night-Time Economy (QUANTEM) project
Drug and Alcohol Review ( IF 4.042 ) Pub Date : 2021-05-19 , DOI: 10.1111/dar.13272
Peter G Miller 1 , Kerri Coomber 1 , Dominique de Andrade 1, 2 , Michael Livingston 3 , Cheneal Puljević 4, 5 , Thea Vakidis 1 , Nicholas Carah 6 , Nicholas Taylor 1 , Michele Burn 1 , Ashlee Curtis 1 , Robin Room 3 , Alan Clough 7 , Jake Najman 5 , Debbie Scott 8 , Richelle Mayshak 1 , Jason Ferris 4
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This closing commentary to the special section presents an overview of the Queensland Alcohol-related violence and Night-Time Economy Monitoring evaluation findings in comparison to those from other jurisdictions where similar interventions have been implemented (such as Sydney and Newcastle), and especially with previous studies that have used similar evaluation methodologies, such as the Dealing with Alcohol and the Night-Time Economy study. Overall, the articles documented promising reductions in alcohol-related harm, building on the existing evidence base for multi-pronged interventions in entertainment districts. Importantly, this is the first comprehensive investigation to also look at impacts on nightlife-related business and findings demonstrated, that there were improvements for many businesses. There are substantial policy implications for Queensland and other jurisdictions (nationally and globally) wanting to reduce late night alcohol-related harm in entertainment districts.

中文翻译:

总结昆士兰与酒精有关的暴力和夜间经济 (QUANTEM) 项目的影响

本特别部分的闭幕评论概述了昆士兰与酒精相关的暴力和夜间经济监测评估结果,并与实施类似干预措施的其他司法管辖区(如悉尼和纽卡斯尔)的评估结果进行了比较,尤其是与之前的使用类似评估方法的研究,例如处理酒精和夜间经济研究。总体而言,这些文章记录了在娱乐区多管齐下干预现有证据基础的基础上,与酒精相关的危害有希望减少。重要的是,这是第一次全面调查对夜生活相关业务的影响,调查结果表明,许多业务都有所改善。
更新日期:2021-07-04
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