Alcohol problems in employment
(1981)
Book
Outputs (10)
Area management: Newcastle's priority areas programme (1981)
Book Chapter
MEAN CELL VOLUME AND GAMMA-GLUTAMYL-TRANSPEPTIDASE AS MARKERS OF DRINKING IN WORKING MEN (1981)
Journal Article
The usefulness of serum-gamma-glutamyl-transpeptidase (γ-GT) and mean cell volume (MCV) as markers of alcohol consumption was assessed in men in employment (266 company directors and 222 manual workers in alcohol-production firms) and in 34 male alco... Read More about MEAN CELL VOLUME AND GAMMA-GLUTAMYL-TRANSPEPTIDASE AS MARKERS OF DRINKING IN WORKING MEN.
Drugs in perspective: Teach yourself (1981)
Book
Regional Variations in the Levels of Alcohol–Related Problems in Britain (1981)
Journal Article
The nature and extent of regional variations in levels of alcohol‐related problem in Britain are reviewed. Results confirm that considerable differences exist in officially recorded levels of alcohol‐related mortality, crimes and alcoholism admission... Read More about Regional Variations in the Levels of Alcohol–Related Problems in Britain.
Risk factors in employment (1981)
Book Chapter
Decentralisation and the personal social services (1981)
Journal Article
Discretion and policy implementation (1981)
Other
Darren's story: Nursing care study - Neuroblastoma (1981)
Journal Article
Saving face? survey respondents who claim their last week's drinking was atypical (1981)
Journal Article
Thirty-one per cent of survey respondents asked about their last week's drinking claimed it was atypical. They are shown, by examining their levels on two blood tests (mean cell volume and gamma-glutamyl transpeptidase) and by a comparison of their c... Read More about Saving face? survey respondents who claim their last week's drinking was atypical.