A randomised controlled trial of brief intervention strategies in patients with alcohol related facial injury
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Glasgow University School of Dentistry: Principal Investigators: Ashraf F. Ayoub, Professor of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Alex Crawford, Chief Executive, RCA Trust Gail Gilchrist, Research Manager, Addictions Team, Greater Glasgow NHS Board Ian Smith, Consultant Psychiatrist, Gartnavel Royal Hospital, Greater Glasgow Primary Care NHS Trust Adrian Bowman, Professor, Dept. of Statistics, University of Glasgow
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