Public health case study: 50 Ways to Leave your Lager

Abstract

This year, the annual UK Public Health Association forum Health Inequalities ‐ Turning the tide?, was held in Brighton, including a debate on national priorities for improving alcohol services. A counsellor from the local community service offered her experience (Powell, 2008) in engagement with diverse people, with diverse needs, around drinking. Her web‐based alcohol materials may be a useful model for public health professionals seeking to engage hard‐to‐reach populations (Caan, 2009), who will only accept professional help on their own terms.

Citation

Powell, G. (2009), "Public health case study: 50 Ways to Leave your Lager", Journal of Public Mental Health, Vol. 8 No. 4, pp. 38-39. https://doi.org/10.1108/17465729200900026