ArticleThe American journal on addictions
A quick and simple screening method for pathological and problem gamblers in addiction programs and practices.
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- Brief Intervention Within Primary Care for At-Risk Gambling: A Pilot Study.Journal of gambling studies · 2016Article
- Harmonizing Screening for Gambling Problems in Epidemiological Surveys - Development of the Rapid Screener for Problem Gambling (RSPG).Journal of behavioral addictions · 2016Article
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Abstract
Despite high rates of comorbidity among pathological gambling, substance use disorders, and other psychiatric conditions, health professionals rarely screen their clients for gambling problems. We report on the performance of the NODS-CLiP, an existing brief, three-item screen for problem and pathological gambling, and an alternative four-item screen that demonstrates improved sensitivity, good positive and negative predictive power, and invariance across key demographic groups . Given the high rates of comorbidity, routine and accurate identification of gambling-related problems among individuals seeking help for substance abuse and related disorders is important. The original and the alternative brief screens are likely to be useful in a range of clinical settings.
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