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RT @sciencemagazine: Our Science articles now feature @PeerReviewEval badges for more info on the peer review process. Learn more: https://…
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RT @Div_Addiction: We will continue to raise awareness by posting another #Gambling Disorder themed article to The BASIS tomorrow! https://…
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RT @ProgramGAP: @theNCRG @DebiLaPlante Our Southern Saskatchewan Coordinator attended this yesterday and found it very informative. Thank y…
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If you missed yesterday's excellent webinar on #screening for gambling disorder w/ @DebiLaPlante check it out here! attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/10711…
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@zorroesque Great, thanks Simon! Can you shoot an email over to snewcomer@ncrg.org?
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@vekvek49 Thanks for your interest Kevin! Please email your request with address to info@ncrg.org.
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Attendees of today's #NCRGWebinar will receive a BBGS magnet! Reply if interested in a large qty. for your office! https://t.co/OMZS6QXKoW
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RT @HYSHO: Today is Gambling Disorder Screening Day. Take a screening today through @Div_Addiction bit.ly/1CD7gr0
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If you're busy how do you decide who to screen? Think about risk factors (access, risky behaviors, co-morbid conditions, etc.) #NCRGWebinar
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RT @zorroesque: On Gambling Disorder Screening Day, the Brief Biosocial Gambling Screen: bit.ly/21WYUYr Hosting public event with …
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RT @JTannerPsyc: Love the readiness to change question on BBGS, great opportunity for #motivationalinterviewing #NCRGwebinar https://t.co/8…
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Visit divisiononaddiction.org/CHARGE.htm for a screening toolkit to get screening implemented in your workplace! @Div_Addiction #NCRGWebinar
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The goal of GD #screening day (March 8) is to detect problems that otherwise would have gone unnoticed #NCRGWebinar
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If you work with disordered gamblers consider teaming up with us and @Div_Addiction to advocate GD #screening day! #NCRGWebinar
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Brief screens typically require further assessment to confirm the existence of a gambling disorder #NCRGWebinar
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When picking a brief screen to use, consider your preferred timeframe and screening populations #NCRGWebinar
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BBGS has been validated (Himelhoch et al., 2015) as a good brief screen for detecting gambling disorder #NCRGWebinar https://t.co/VxQcgJ3VH4
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BBGS was developed from NESARC survey data and considers biological, psychological and social factors #NCRGWebinar
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Some Brief GD Screens include the Lie/Bet, NODS CLiP, NODS PERC, Student Athletes, CSPG and BBGS #NCRGWebinar
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Only about 15 percent of disordered gamblers in the US seek treatment or attend self-help groups (Slutske, 2006) #NCRGWebinar
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Co-morbid psychiatric problems typically emerge before gambling-related problems #NCRGWebinar
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Over 96% of people with GD also have another psychological disorder (Kessler et al., 2008) #NCRGWebinar
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We need to do a better job of identifying people (including in the justice system) who are at risk for developing GD #NCRGWebinar
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