Increasing compliance with alcohol service laws in a developing country: intervention trial in the Kingdom of Bhutan.
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Summary of "Increasing compliance with alcohol service laws in a developing country: intervention trial in the Kingdom of Bhutan."
Bhutan is a middle income country that, like many others, experiences significant alcohol-related harm and low compliance with laws restricting availability and promotion. This study assessed changes in compliance of alcohol outlets with sales restrictions following a multi-sector programme aimed at improving this.
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