Survey questions and answers.

After defining their age and gender, participants had to precise whether or not they prescribe baclofen for AUDs in their daily practice.
Physicians who indicated that they do not prescribe baclofen had to complete only two additional questions, whereas physicians who declared prescribing baclofen for AUDs were asked to complete 17 additional questions. Response patterns to each question are noted in brackets.
AUDs = Alcohol Use Disorders.
TRU = ‘Temporary Recommendations for Use’. TRU is a new official measure for regulating the off-label prescribing practices in France. Baclofen will be the first drug to which TRU will be applied.
ADRs = Adverse Drug Reactions.
Hors-AMM = ‘Hors Autorisation de Mise sur le Marché’, i.e., ‘Out of Approval’. This mention is theoretically compulsory on any off-label prescription, but it involves that the treatment cannot be reimbursed to the patient.
NR = ‘Non remboursable, i.e., ‘Non-reimbursable’. This was the former compulsory mention to add on the prescription. It has no legal value anymore, since the last law that redefined in 2011 the conditions for prescribing off-label in France.