Effect of a small increase in off‐premises trading hours on alcohol sales in Norway: A stepped‐wedge cluster‐randomized controlled trial
Daniel Bergsvik,
Maja Weemes Grøtting,
Ingeborg Rossow
Abstract:Background and aimsEvidence of the effect of limiting off‐premises alcohol trading hours is still scarce. This study tested the effect of a small extension in trading hours on alcohol sales in alcohol monopoly outlets in Norway.DesignThe extension of trading hours was implemented within a stepped‐wedge cluster‐randomized trial design. Eligible state monopoly outlets (n = 229) were clustered into trade districts (n = 62), which were block‐randomized to one of three sequences regarding date of implementation: 1 … Show more
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