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The fourth in our series of AER Alcohol Peer Reviews looked at how regions can contribute to preventing alcohol consumption during pregnancy and nursing. We also looked at how primary health care can play a role in preventing alcohol-related harm, by way of early identification and brief interventions.
Join us to learn from other regions how best to prevent alcohol-related harm.
If you have more information you would like to share with our members in this area, or if your region is active and developping activities in preventing alcohol consumption during pregnancy and nursing, please contact us. We are interested in contributions addressing the following points:
- What are the key problems your region faces in this context?
- What policies have you adopted to respond to these problems?
- Example of policies your region has implemented and assessment of their success
Draft Agenda
Registration Form
Draft Minutes 3rd Peer Review
Karin Mernelius - Alcohol-related harm during pregnancy and nursing
Anita Olejek - Fetal Alcohol Syndrom
Foster Parenting Association - Pregnancy with No Alcohol
Catalunya - Alcohol and Pregnancy
Jönköping - Alcohol and Pregnancy
For more information on the AER Alcohol Peer Review project, please click here.
This meeting took place in connection to the AER Social Policy and Public Health Committee spring plenary session and seminar on Financing Regional Healthcare on 19-20 March 2009. More information on these events and outcomes of the conferences are available here.
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