Greetings,
I am in the process of putting together my master's project which is a continuing education program for nurses on alcoholism and addiction. One piece of my plan is to interview/survey/inquire as to how much education individual nurses received in their school of nursing on the disease of alcoholism and addiction. I would very much appreciate it if colleagues reading this post would respond and give a general description of how much education was included on alcoholism/addiction in their nursing programs.
Thank you so much,
Wilma Woodford, RN, BSN
Tollesboro, Kentucky
University of Phoenix Graduate Nursing student
Masters in Nursing/Nursing Education program
A woman is like a teabag. She never knows how strong she is until she gets in hot water. Elenore Roosefelt
Best wishes on your future achievement of MSN...
I received two semesters worth of survey courses on the topic of alcoholism and addiction. I did not receive any courses specific to the disease or addiction other the cursery review in mental health in nursing course.
On the surface I believe that the information learned in the survey course(s) on the topic is sufficient for nursing.
Hope this helps
Thanks for your feedback; would you mind getting more specific about what the surveys entailed? If you had an opportunity to get more education about addiction and alcoholism, what would you hope to learn?
Thanks so much for your help!
A woman is like a teabag. She never knows how strong she is until she gets in hot water. Elenore Roosefelt
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