Table 2. Theories on other proposed measures to reduce or stop benzodiazepines prescriptions by GPs

Authors / Date / Method / Link	Title	Main results
Berthes / 2013 /Systematic review of the literaturehttp://www.sudoc.fr/172070163	Guide to the first prescription of benzodiazepines in anxiety disorders and insomnia	Interest in practical guides for doctors (indications and conditions of use)
Coispeau / 2016 /Qualitative studyhttp://www.sudoc.fr/192757555	Development of a ESBI-type online training tool for the optimisation of benzodiazepine prescriptions in general practice	Using a ESBI Tutorial ‘Benzos‘ Online Training for GPs
Bullo-Masuyer / 2014 / Qualitative studyhttp://www.sudoc.fr/183108221	Withdrawal of benzodiazepines: can the substitute general practitioner help? Qualitative study in the south region (France)	Interest of the singular conference in the benzodiazepines detoxification. Fight against the therapeutic inertia of the replaced doctor. The substitute modifies the behaviour of the patient but also that of the replaced doctor
Demouveaux / 2017 / Qualitative studyhttp://www.sudoc.fr/221278788	Benzodiazepine withdrawal of elderly patients in general practice: utopia or reality?	Prevention and therapeutic education, improving access to psychotherapy and public involvement in the fight against BZD consumption among older patients