The National Nurses Society on Addictions a 20-Year History 1975-1995

Campbell, Frances; Jack, Lynette W.; Pflum, Sue Ann; Leiker, Tona

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“…By the time the agreement was approved by NNSA's BOD in late 1995, MALI had changed the title of their publication to AN. Madeline and MALI agreed to my suggested title of our new publication, JAN, and this was approved by NNSA's President and BOD (Campbell et al, 1996;Jack, 1996).…”

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confidence: 97%

“…I am very proud of PAN and what we accomplished over the 6-year period (1990)(1991)(1992)(1993)(1994)(1995). For my work in creating and developing PAN, I was honored by Lynette Jack, President of NNSA, with NNSA's 1995 Education Award at the annual conference in Phoenix, Arizona (Campbell et al, 1996).…”

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confidence: 99%

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An Interview With Christine Vourakis, PhD, RN, FAAN

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An Interview With Christine Vourakis, PhD, RN, FAAN

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2021

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“…Major help for nurses with addictive disease began in 1980 with the NNSA (now standing for the National Nurses' Society on Addictions) Task Force on the Impaired Nurse chaired by Pat Green (Campbell, Jack, Pflum, & Vehleiker, 1996). A position paper on the impaired nurse was published in 1982.…”

Section: Nurse Habitués: Addiction In Nursesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The National Nurses' Society on Alcoholism (NNSA) was formed. As NNSA grew, its first position paper entitled "The Role of the Nurse in Alcoholism Treatment" was issued in 1979 (Campbell, Jack, Pflum, & Vehleiker, 1996).…”

Section: Nurse Habitués: Addiction In Nursesmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Historical Context of Addiction in the Nursing Profession: 1850–1982

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2003

Journal of Addictions Nursing

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Intertwined in the history of substance abuse in the United States is the history of addiction in the nursing profession. This historical research explores the context of addiction in the nursing profession with reference to social, medical, political, and legal events from 1850 until the American Nurses' Association officially acknowledged addiction in the nursing profession in 1982 with guidelines for the impaired nurse. Prior to these guidelines colleagues looked the other way hoping the nurse would solve the problem by herself or if not, just leave. If caught, punitive action was taken. Nurses lost their licenses, their source of income (meaning no resources for rehabilitation treatment), and often went to jail.

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“…The ANA further stated that the phenomena of actual or potential health problems that are of concern to nurses are any observable manifestation, need, condition, concern, event, dilemma, difficulty, occurrence, or fact that can be described or scientifically explained and is within the target area of nursing practice. Nurses specializing in the area of addictions addressed the issue within the profession, and in 1983, the ANA recommended that addictions be considered a specialty area of nursing practice (Campbell, Jack, Pflum, & Veh Leiker, 1996). By 1987, a coalition of ANA, Drug and Alcohol Nurses Association (DANA), and National Nurses Society on Addictions (NNSA) members published a document entitled bThe Care of Clients with Addictions: Dimensions of Nursing PracticeQ (ANA, DANA, NNSA, 1987).…”

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confidence: 99%