Good and best practices to reduce alcohol-related harm among women of child-bearing age and pregnant women in particular, to prevent pre-natal alcohol exposure and FASD

Good and best practices to reduce alcohol-related harm among women of child-bearing age and pregnant women in particular, to prevent pre-natal alcohol exposure and FASD
We thank you for your availability and time to contribute to the FAR SEAS Project (www.far-seas.eu). We kindly ask you to identify good and best practices* being implemented in your region and/or country, with regards to preventing pre-natal alcohol exposure.

Should you require further information, please contact: alcohol.politiques@gencat.cat.

We would be grateful for your complete questionnaire by the 19th of December.

*According to the definition available in the Best Practice Portal of DG Santé, European Commission (https://webgate.ec.europa.eu/dyna/bp-portal/), “a BEST PRACTICE is a relevant policy or intervention implemented in a real life setting and which has been favourable assessed in terms of adequacy (ethics and evidence) and equity as well as effectiveness and efficiency related to process and outcomes. Other criteria are important for a successful transferability of the practice such as a clear definition of the context, sustainability, intersectorality and participation of stakeholders.
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Contact details
Name and surname*
Organization/affiliation*
Country*
Telephone number (+ country code)

Codi d'àreaNúmero de telèfon
Extension number
if applicable
E-mail address*
example@example.com
Have you been nominated to identify good and best practices by someone else (i.e. sent the invitation e-mail by a contact or colleague)?

YesNo
Name and surname of the person who nominated you*
Organization/affiliation of the person who nominated you*
Country of the person who nominated you*
Can you identify good and best practices in your national/regional/local context to reduce alcohol related harm, including the prevention of FASD, in women of child-bearing age, and in pregnant women in particular?*

YesNo

If no good/best practices are identified

If other reasons, please describe
If you cannot identify any good/ best practices but want to nominate a colleague or contact who might know of these practices, please forward them the e-mail with the link to this questionnaire

Further contact and comments
Would you be willing for us to contact you to gather more detailed information on this/these good practiced you have identified?*

Yes, through a follow-up questionnaire (also online form)Yes, through a short telephone interviewNo, I’d prefer not to be contacted for further details
Final comments or suggestions
Should be Empty:

	Rate reason	Don't know
Low awareness on the existence and impacts of FAS/FASD
Lack of economic and human resources
Perception among policy makers and professionals that it's an unimportant and/or too sensitive issue
FAS/FASD impact is unknown
Lack of public health policies on FAS/FASD
Other reasons

Good and best practices to reduce alcohol-related harm among women of child-bearing age and pregnant women in particular, to prevent pre-natal alcohol exposure and FASD

Contact details

If no good/best practices are identified

Good practice

Good practice

Further contact and comments