What does CPGI stand for?

Canadian Problem Gambling Index

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Compagnie de Prospection Géophysique Française (French: French Geophysics Exploration Company) Curso de Pós-Graduação em Geofísica (Portuguese: Course Postgraduate Geophysics; Brazil) Cairns Professional Game Fishing Association (Cairns, Queensland, Australia) Circularly Permuted Green Fluorescent Protein Centro de Pesquisa em Geofísi ca e Geologia Choco Party Good Good Cynllun Perfformiad Gwerth Gorau (Welsh: Best Value Performance Plan; UK) Canadian Program on Genomics and Global Health (University of Toronto; Ontario, Canada) Central Peninsula General Hospital (Soldotna, Alaska) Central Pennsylvania Guild of Handweavers (East Berlin, PA)		Chinese Professionals in Geographic Information Systems Critical Point Generation Index Vector Cheat Police Gaming League Conservation of Private Grazing Lands Copilot-Gunner Missile Commission on Plant Gene Nomenclature (International Society of Plant Molecular Biology; est. 1991) Canadian Petroleum Geologists Open Cost Per Gram of Protein Committee for Practice Guidelines and Policy Conferences (European Society of Cardiology) Cell-Based Packetized Generalized Processor Sharing

Samples in periodicals archive:

In response, Australian research has adopted the Canadian Problem Gambling Index (CPGI), a more valid measure compatible with Australia's broad public health approach to harm minimisation and the national definition of problem gambling as 'adverse consequences' for gamblers, families and communities (McMillen et al.

Gambling in Australian Indigenous communities: the state of play

Professor Hancock's principal reservations were whether we had picked up occasional binge gamblers and whether we could have used the new Canadian Problem Gambling Index in preference to the DSM-IV test.

Our findings were objective and sound

Using the Canadian Problem Gambling Index the rate of problem gambling is estimated at 4.

Seniors gamble as much as young adults