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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Aug 22.
Published in final edited form as: Alcohol Treat Q. 2018 Jun 20;37(1):43–59. doi: 10.1080/07347324.2018.1482245

Table 1.

Questions Asked of Focus Group Participants

Question Patient Family Clinician
Concerns About
Family Involvement
In Treatment

What challenges has your drinking
 created for your family?
What challenges has your loved
 one’s drinking created for your
 family?
What challenges has your
 treatment created for your
 family?
What are your biggest concerns
 about how your family
 responds to your drinking?
What are your biggest concerns
 about how to respond to your
 loved one’s drinking?
What major concerns do you hear
 from patients about their
 families?
What major concerns do you hear
 from family members about the
 patients?
Barriers to
Treatment
How likely do you think it is that
 they would come [to
 treatment]?
How likely do you think you
would be to come [to
treatment]?
What programmatic barriers are
 there to involving family
 members in treatment?
What would help them decide to
 come [to treatment]?
What would help you decide to
 come [to treatment]?
What clinical barriers are there to
 involving family members in
 treatment?
Factors that
Decrease Barriers
 to Treatment
How do you think your family
 could be most helpful to you in
 not drinking?
How do you think you could be
 most helpful to your loved one
 in not drinking?
What strategies have you found
 helpful in engaging family
 members in treatment?
What would you think of having a
 family member participate in
 your treatment through a few
 sessions with one of the
 counselors?
What would you think of
 participating in your loved
 one’s treatment through a few
 sessions with one of the
 counselors?
What family member would you
 most like to have involved?