Publications
Publications
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Fact sheet 7: Health and wellbeing
Victorian population gambling and health study 2018–2019 — November 2020
This fact sheet explores gambling and health and wellbeing, measuring harm by risk category and lists various findings related to gambling harm.
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Fact sheet 6: Online gambling
Victorian population gambling and health study 2018–2019 — July 2020
This fact sheet explains the growth of online gambling, measuring harm by risk category and lists various findings related to gambling harm.
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Fact sheet 5: Sports betting
Victorian population gambling and health study 2018–2019 — May 2020
This factsheet defines sports betting, the rates and frequency of participation, the demographics of participants and how bets are placed.
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Fact sheet 4: Gambling harm
Victorian population gambling and health study 2018–2019 — May 2020
This fact sheet explains the definition of gambling harm, how harm is measured, measuring harm by risk category and lists out various findings related to gambling harm.
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Fact sheet 3: Problem Gambling Severity Index (PGSI)
Victorian population gambling and health study 2018–2019 — May 2020
This fact sheet explains what the PGSI is, the list of questions included in the PGSI, the four categories of gambling behaviours, and general findings based on PGSI characteristics in Victoria.
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Fact sheet 2: Particpation
Victorian population gambling and health study 2018–2019 — May 2020
This fact sheet outlines gambling participation in Victoria, the popularity of different gambling products, and popular products by gender.
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Fact sheet 1: What a population study can tell us
Victorian population gambling and health study 2018–2019 — May 2020
This fact sheet explains what a population study is, and how data from such studies can be used. It also outlines approach, and value of the Victorian population gambling and health study (2018–2019).
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Victorian population gambling and health study 2018–2019
Victorian Responsible Gambling Foundation — May 2020
This report details results from a large general population survey on gambling participation, gambling problems and gambling-related harm in the state of Victoria, Australia conducted between September 2018 and January 2019.
The study is the third of its kind in Victoria. Previous studies were conducted in 2014 and 2008. The latest study differs from earlier surveys in that it includes new elements that better align the investigation with a public health approach through the consideration of gambling harm in the broader community.
The study involved a mobile phone and landline survey of 10,638 randomly selected Victorians adults.
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Australian young women's gambling behaviours: A socio-cultural investigation of gambling attitudes, beliefs, and consumption intentions
Victorian Responsible Gambling Foundation — April 2020
The aim of the study was to explore the range of key determinants that may shape the gambling beliefs and behaviours of older adolescent (18–24 years old) and young adult (25–34 years old) women.
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Factors that shape the gambling attitudes and behaviours of older adults in Victoria
Victorian Responsible Gambling Foundation, Melbourne — March 2020
This study examined the gambling behaviours and attitudes of older adults in Victoria
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Transitioning into and out of low- and moderate-risk gambling: predictors and profiles
Victorian Responsible Gambling Foundation — March 2020
This study investigated the characteristics of people who transition into, and out of, low- and moderate-risk gambling.
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Responsible Service of Gaming training evaluation summary 2017-2018
Victorian Responsible Gambling Foundation — March 2020
Summary of the Responsible Service of Gaming (RSG) training evaluation findings.
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Submission to the Australian Banking Association consultation on the use of credit cards for gambling transactions
Victorian Responsible Gambling Foundation — March 2020
The Foundation has made a submission to the Australian Banking Association consultation on the use of credit cards for gambling transactions. The Foundation recommends banning the use of credit cards for gambling. We are particularly concerned about the use of credit cards for online wagering. Race and sports betting are among the forms of gambling most associated with gambling harm. More than 20 per cent of people who gamble on these products are highly likely to experience harm. This group is the most likely to use credit cards to gamble.
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Innovate Reconciliation Action Plan November 2019 – November 2021
November 2019
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Alfred e-referral form
October 2019
This is the client referral form to refer clients to the Alfred Mental Heath and Gambling Harm Service Program.
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Annual report 2018–2019
Victorian Responsible Gambling Foundation — October 2019
The Foundation's 2018–2019 annual report was tabled in the Victorian Parliament on Thursday 17 October 2019.
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The prevalence and correlates of gambling in secondary school students in Victoria, Australia, 2017
Victorian Responsible Gambling Foundation — October 2019
This study explores attitudes, behaviour and exposure to gambling among secondary school students in Victoria.
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Extent of, and children and young people’s exposure to, gambling advertising in sport and non-sport TV
Victorian Responsible Gambling Foundation — October 2019
This is the first study in Australia, and internationally, to examine the extent of gambling advertising on sport TV and non-sport TV, and the extent to which young people in different age groups are exposed to it.
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Submission to the Royal Commission into Victoria's Mental Health System
Victorian Responsible Gambling Foundation — July 2019
The Foundation has made a submission to the Royal Commission into Victoria's Mental Health System. A key focus of the submission is ensuring gambling harm is understood as a mental health and public health issue, and that health services are better able to assist people with comorbid problem gambling and mental health conditions.
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A brief intervention to support gamblers to stick to their limits in EGM venues: an exploratory study
Victorian Responsible Gambling Foundation — June 2019
This study explored strategies people use to stick to spending limits when gambling on pokies, and tested the feasibility and effectiveness of an ‘action and coping planning’ intervention offered in venues to help people stick to limits.