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CLINICAL MANUAL OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE addresses the complex issues of alcohol and drug abuse and provides timely information to help health care professionals effectively care for patients with substance abuse problems. This manual focuses on the role of the nurse as a member of the health care team, and whenever possible, differentiates the roles of the various members of the team.
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A reference for all health care professionals, providing a framework for clinical management of substance abuse and suggestions for working with specific populations, including Native Americans, migrant workers, rural residents, and the elderly. Includes listings of related organizations and periodicals. This second edition contains new chapters on the roles of the nurse and the social worker, and substance-impaired health professionals, plus information on model programs and a directory of useful databases, networks, and BBSs. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.
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