“The Future of Nursing: Accelerating gains made to address the continuum of substance use”

Tierney, Matthew; Finnell, Deborah S.; Naegle, Madeline A.; Mitchell, Ann M.; Pace, Elizabeth M.

doi:10.1016/j.apnu.2020.07.010

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“…Knowledge deficit could be one of the reasons and possible the senior students probably learned about SUD. Knowledge deficit was identified as a major problem of attitudinal differences among practicing professional [ 11 ].…”

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Personal attributes and attitudes to substance use disorder: A study among Jordanian undergraduate medical majors students

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Background Emerging health professionals in undergraduate programs should be equipped to provide care to people with substance use disorder (SUD). The students’ personal attributes may impact their attitude toward those with SUD. This study aims to evaluate the impact of personal attributes of Jordanian undergraduate health students on their attitudes toward SUD and examine the relationship between the personal attributes and their devaluation and discriminatory (stigmatory) behaviour toward those with SUD. Method A cross-sectional descriptive design was used to examine the attitudes and stigmatory behaviours. The data were collected between May to October 2017 with a structured questionnaire that consisted of three parts: 1) a data sheet to collect the socio-demographic characteristics of the participants, 2) the Acute Mental Health Scale (ATAMHS), and 3) the Devaluation-Discrimination Scale (DDS). Findings Younger and females demonstrated a positive attitude toward those with SUD compared to older or male students. Age, gender, and previous experience with SUD are significant factors that affect their attitude. Conclusion Identifying the attitude to people with SUD and personal attributes of emerging health professionals in Jordan will help identify the need to educate them prior to their entry into practice.

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“…Only few studies examined the attitude of emerging HCPs to those with SUD, and that too not in the recent years [ 8 , 10 ]. Data from the U.S. reveal that the number of people with SUD is on the rise [ 11 ]. As SUD is an emerging global problem, it is essential that future HCPs must be well equipped to manage this.…”

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Personal attributes and attitudes to substance use disorder: A study among Jordanian undergraduate medical majors students

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“…We identified positive results mainly after the 14 days of night care that indicate that people received in this period comprehensive assistance from the team for all biopsychosocial issues assessed by the SAC and quality of life. Functionality, physical health and stand‐out self‐care can be related to the presence of nursing 24h in service (Silva et al., 2020), professionals that have advanced skills and knowledge to address holistic healthcare, reduce harms and maximise the wellness of people who use drugs (Tierney et al., 2020). Also, the beds’ protective nature ensures rest, food, hygiene and physical recovery for clients (Machado et al., 2020a).…”

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The impact of integrated care in community‐based substance use treatment in Brazil: A longitudinal study

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2021

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Increasingly, community-based treatment health is advocated as paramount in caring for people who use drugs. This model promotes access and accepts an improvement of individuals not only by abstinence, prioritising interventions that reduce the risk and the harms of substance use and improve the quality of life. With this, it allows people to take ownership of their difficulties and their care, without blaming themselves for the different results that they can present about consumption, becoming aware of the complexity of their situation in the issue of addiction (Costa et al., 2018;Davis et al., 2018).Globally, the burden of this disease is increasing based on the complex health needs of this population on ageing process linked with drug use (Han & Moore, 2018).Research has been exploring community-based care focusing on reducing consumption of psychoactive substances and found

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“…With the requisite knowledge, skills, abilities, and judgment, nurses in all settings will be equipped to meet the needs of persons across the continuum of substance use. In reviewing a decade of progress in nursing with respect to the continuum of substance use, Tierney et al (2020) pointed out that “nursing is positioned to take on further leadership roles in removing barriers to treatment access, modeling and promoting person-centered care, and advancing science-based interventions to reduce the human and economic consequences associated with substance use.” With shared competencies, nursing as a global community is poised to meet that challenge.…”

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Letter to the Editor: Commentary on “Exploring Substance Use Disorder Nursing Competency in the Italian Context” by J. Acquaro, S. Scalzo, and A. Procacci (2022)

“The Future of Nursing: Accelerating gains made to address the continuum of substance use”

Cited by 11 publications

References 38 publications

Personal attributes and attitudes to substance use disorder: A study among Jordanian undergraduate medical majors students

Personal attributes and attitudes to substance use disorder: A study among Jordanian undergraduate medical majors students

The impact of integrated care in community‐based substance use treatment in Brazil: A longitudinal study

Letter to the Editor: Commentary on “Exploring Substance Use Disorder Nursing Competency in the Italian Context” by J. Acquaro, S. Scalzo, and A. Procacci (2022)

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