Collaboration to Prevent Alcohol-Related Harms: A Literature Review of Three Approaches
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Report, 2025
Alcohol-related harms can occur from varying levels of use and these harms do not occur in a vacuum. They are intertwined with other risk factors and adverse circumstances which are relevant to many sectors. This literature review examines different collaborative initiatives and practices to prevent alcohol-related harm, with a primary focus on multi-sectoral collaboration that includes health care and service providers.
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