Community-based counselling programme for pregnant women with alcohol problems in Cape Town, South Africa

Findings provide essential information to facilitate the adaptation of a community-based alcohol counselling programme for greater acceptability, feasibility and cultural appropriateness for the South African context. Intensive training, supervision and support is required to ensure the programme is delivered as planned

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