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Casino voluntary self-exclusion evaluation

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Author(s): Alberta Gaming and Liquor Commission

Publisher: Alberta Gaming and Liquor Commission

Year Published: 2008

Date Added: January 07, 2021

Resource Type: Theory of change

This research was conducted to determine where self-exclusion programs in Alberta were effective and where further improvements should be made. Findings were shared in this presentation at the 7th European Conference on Gambling Studies and Policy Issues between July 1–4, 2008. The slides outline voluntary self-exclusion, the evaluation process and its objectives, guiding questions, methodologies, a literature review, and future planning. Statistics and graphs are provided throughout the presentation to demonstrate findings of the research conducted. 

A program logic model is included beginning on slide 126. 


Citation: Alberta Gaming and Liquor Commission. (2008). Casino voluntary self-exclusion evaluation. Alberta Gaming and Liquor Commission. Available from: http://www.easg.org/media/file/conferences/novagorica2008/thursday/1400-ses3/verlik_kent.pdf

Keywords: evaluation ; interventions ; NSevaluationLM ; NSevaluationSELM ; self-exclusion

Topics: Gambling Resources ; Information for Operators ; Information for Treatment Providers

Conceptual Framework Factors:   Environment - Responsible Gambling ; Resources - Harm Reduction, Prevention, and Protection ; Gambling Resources ; Resources - Interventions

Geographic Coverage: Canada, Alberta

Source Type: Conference/Meeting

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