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Journal of Addictions Nursing. 34:64-79
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CNS Spectrums. 28:241-242
IntroductionNaloxone use has increased in recent years in response to the nation’s opioid crisis. Once only available to health care professionals, it is now obtainable by prescription for persons at risk for substance overdose and their families.
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Issues in mental health nursing. 40(3)
The purpose of this simulation educational activity was to assist psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner students (PMHNPs) with identifying military veterans as a vulnerable group with health care disparities and provide competent military vete
Autor:
Dana Murphy-Parker
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Journal of addictions nursing. 27(4)
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Dana Murphy-Parker
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Nursing Clinics of North America. 48:485-489
The impact of addictions in terms of the global burden of disease is a pandemic. The disability-adjusted life years (DALY), the number of years lost because of ill health, disability, or early death, was approximately 4.0% for both alcohol and tobacc
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Drugs and Alcohol Today. 3:5-11
Autor:
Ruby Martinez, Dana Murphy‐Parker
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Archives of Psychiatric Nursing. 17:156-164
This study examined the effectiveness of two methods of teaching nursing students about alcohol addiction. Each student who agreed to participate was given pretests, posttests, and 3-month follow-up tests that measured knowledge about and beliefs hel
Autor:
Dana Murphy‐Parker
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Drugs and Alcohol Today. 1:34-38
Autor:
Dana Murphy‐Parker, Ruby Martinez
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Drugs and Alcohol Today. 1:35-42
Substance abuse and dependence to alcohol, tobacco and other drugs (ATOD) is a universal public health problem extending across all borders, and including all ethnic, cultural, religious and socioeconomic boundaries. It is a condition that the nursin
Autor:
Dana Murphy-Parker
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Journal of Addictions Nursing. 11:75-80
The purpose of this article is to describe the academic and clinical experience of a graduate student in a 3-week clinical placement at Substance Misusea Services in London, England. This international placement opportunity came about as a result of