13 March 2025
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This 4-page guide is designed to assist workers in conducting a brief intervention (BI) with individuals who may be at risk of thiamine deficiency, particularly those who consume alcohol.
The aim is to educate relevant people on the importance of thiamine, provide practical advice on how to incorporate thiamine into their routine, provide harm minimisation, and help the person develop a plan to protect their brain and wellbeing.
The guide accompanies our ‘Drink alcohol? You need to know about thiamine’ brief intervention tool.
| SUGGESTED CITATION: | Insight: Centre for AOD Training and Workforce Development. Guide to delivering a brief intervention for thiamine (Vitamin B1) - Worker Guide. 2025. Available from: www.insight.qld.edu.au |
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