Addicted! And, You're a Health Care Professional. What to do Now?
December 5, 2011
You have worked hard to obtain your professional position and now your life is crashing down around you because of alcoholism or drug addiction. You fear for your license, your position, your family. What can you do? This guide takes you through the steps you need to take to save your life and your career. Don’t let fear stop you finding a solution to your addiction problems. Help is out there for you the health care professional.
This guide discusses many issues confronting the addicted health care professional and the steps to take to put your life or that of a colleague back on a healthy path.
The Need for Treatment Exists
What is an Impaired Health Care Professional?
A Statistical View of the Problem
Professional Health Care Professional Recovery Programs
Dangerous Mistaken Notions about PRN Programs
Why Get Involved with the Impaired Health Care Professional?
What to Do If You Need to Refer a Colleague?
Impaired Nurses
Substance Abuse Treatment for Impaired Health Care Professionals
The Value of Diversion Programs
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