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Working effectively with individuals with substance use disorders: a qualitative descriptive study.

Niall Tamayo¹, Annette Lane², Kristin Petrovic³

¹Advanced Practice Clinical Leader, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, niall.

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Summary

Nurses can improve care for individuals with substance use disorders by building therapeutic relationships and adopting a holistic approach. This enhances patient empowerment and hope, leading to more effective interventions.

Keywords:

Addiction Empowerment Substance use disorders Therapeutic relationships

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Nursing
Addiction Medicine
Psychiatry

Background:

Nurses frequently care for patients with substance use disorders.
Lack of knowledge can lead to stigmatization and ineffective care.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore effective interventions for nurses caring for individuals with substance use disorders.
To identify strategies for improving patient outcomes and reducing stigma.

Main Methods:

Qualitative descriptive study.
Interviews with four specialist nurses in substance abuse care.

Main Results:

Effective care involves person-centered approaches.
Key interventions include therapeutic relationship building, patient empowerment, and instilling hope.
A holistic approach is crucial for comprehensive care.

Conclusions:

Nurses require specific knowledge to effectively manage patients with substance use disorders.
Implementing person-centered and holistic strategies can improve patient care and reduce stigma.