Alcohol Management Plans in Remote Indigenous Communities: Their Impacts on Injury, Violence, Health and Social Indicators and Their Cost-Effectiveness in Cape York, Far North Queensland

• Reach:

  QLD

• Focus area:

  Indigenous

• Status:

  Completed

• Evaluated:

  No

• Time frame:

  1 January 2013 - 1 December 2015

Overview

This project aimed to investigate the long-term impacts on health, economic and social outcomes of complex interventions restricting the supply of alcohol in the Cape York region of far north Queensland.

It was anticipated that the study would provide an evaluation framework and evidence base to inform communities and governments if future policy. Thus, program adjustments were proposed in those, and similar, Indigenous communities elsewhere in Australia.

The project was funded by the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) over a three year period, which commenced in 2013 and ended in 2015.

Abstract adapted from the National Health and Medical Research Council

Contacts

Chief Investigator
Associate Professor Alan Clough
Senior Research Fellow
School of Public Health
James Cook University
Cairns Campus
PO Box 6811
Cairns Qld 4870
Ph: (07) 4042 1374
Email: alan.clough@jcu.edu.au

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Links

• View contact details: Associate Professor Alan Clough
• View website: James Cook University