Feasibility and acceptability of a novel, computerized screening and brief intervention (SBI) for alcohol and sweetened beverage use in pregnancy

Table 3 Acceptability of SBI program (user experience) by type of beverage use and intervention received (n = 251)

	Alcohol intervention (n = 15) %	SSB intervention (n = 115) %	Reported “just a sip” of alcohol, received alcohol intervention (n = 15) %
Program was easy to use^&	98	96	100
Learned something new	84	93*	80
Program a good idea for asking women about their drinking
Prefer a person asking	15	13	0
Prefer the computer	30	23	33
Like either way	55	64	67
Will share the information learned from the program with others	79	85	87
Will talk with the doctor or WIC staff about anything learned from the program	68	84**	80
Had adequate privacy to answer the questions honestly	84	90	87
Difficult to understand questions or materials in the program?
Yes, a lot	5	8	13
Yes, a little	4	10	0
No, not at all	90	82	87

*p < 0.05; **p < 0.01.
^&Statistically significant differences between very high percentages are unlikely to be meaningful and were not assessed.

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