Hidden harm: Everyday alcohol consumption in Australian homes

该项目旨在调查家庭和家庭环境中的其他因素如何影响酒精消费和相关的社会危害。这一点很重要，因为澳大利亚近三分之二的酒精消费发生在饮酒者自己的家中，但对饮酒环境的研究主要集中在有执照的场所饮酒。该项目将使用四个不同的数据集来分析个人和家庭饮酒模式。 将根据该项目的分析制定潜在的干预点和政策措施，以减少饮酒的危害。该项目有可能减少饮酒造成的社会和暴力危害。

This project aims to investigate how family and other factors in the home environment affect alcohol consumption and associated social harms. This is important because nearly two-thirds of Australian alcohol consumption occurs in the drinker’s own home but studies of drinking contexts have mostly focused on drinking on licensed premises. The project will use four diverse datasets to analyse individual and interactional patterns of drinking in the home. Potential intervention points and policy measures to reduce harms from drinking will be developed from the project’s analysis. This project has the potential to reduce social and violence-related harms from alcohol consumption.