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The effectiveness of gambling exclusion programs in Queensland
report
posted on 2018-08-01, 00:00 authored by Nerilee HingNerilee Hing, B Tolchard, E Nuske, Alexander RussellAlexander RussellThis is the research report for the study The Effectiveness of Gambling Exclusion Programs in Queensland, commissioned by the Queensland
Department of Justice and Attorney General under its Responsible
Gambling Research Grants Program 2011. The project was undertaken
by the Centre for Gambling Education and Research (CGER) at Southern
Cross University in collaboration with the University of New England.
The study was conducted over 24 months, commencing in February
2012.
The objectives of this research were to:
1. Examine what gambling exclusion programs are currently operating nationally and internationally and identify their commonalities and differences;
2. Assess the effectiveness of gambling exclusion programs operating
in Queensland as a mechanism to minimise gambling-‐related harm;
3. Determine whether these effects are sustained over time; and
4. Assess whether exclusion is more effective when combined with
counselling and support.
Funding
Category 2 - Other Public Sector Grants Category
History
Start Page
1End Page
325Number of Pages
325Publisher
Department of Justice and Attorney-GeneralPlace of Publication
[Brisbane], QldOpen Access
- No
External Author Affiliations
London South Bank University; Southern Cross UniversityEra Eligible
- Yes