The role of nursing in methamphetamine harm reduction and treatment
B Clifford, J Cant - Australian Nursing and Midwifery Journal, 2016 - search.informit.org
B Clifford, J Cant
Australian Nursing and Midwifery Journal, 2016•search.informit.org… This provides an opportunity to assess psychosocial and physical health, as well as
provide harm reduction education so that transitions into harmful use can be recognised.
The recent appointment of a Stimulant Hospital Nurse is also geared towards increasing
engagement of dependent users while inpatients, linking them in to treatment after
discharge, as well as providing brief interventions and harm reduction education to users.
There is also continuing research looking at strengthening the evidence for adjunct …
provide harm reduction education so that transitions into harmful use can be recognised.
The recent appointment of a Stimulant Hospital Nurse is also geared towards increasing
engagement of dependent users while inpatients, linking them in to treatment after
discharge, as well as providing brief interventions and harm reduction education to users.
There is also continuing research looking at strengthening the evidence for adjunct …
Methamphetamine is a growing drug and alcohol problem in Australia, and nurses are key to implementing interventions as well as leading new models of care that deliver them.
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