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Supporting the Journey: A Reading List for Addiction Nurses

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Reading List
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Prevention
Community-Based
Psychoactive Substances
Treatment
Treatment Settings
Practice
Training
Recovery Support
Recovery-Oriented Services
Substances
Best Practice Guidelines
Professional Development and Training
Reading List
As we celebrate International Nurses Week, we honour the dedication, expertise, and compassion of nurses around the globe—especially those working on the frontlines of substance use prevention, treatment, and recovery support. Addiction nurses play a crucial role not only in clinical care but also in education, advocacy, and research. 
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ISSUP Reading List

Building the Foundation of Evidence-Based Practice: A Guide to Evidence-Based Substance Use Prevention Resources

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Reading List
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Prevention
Best Practice Guidelines
Professional Development and Training
Theories and Science
Reading List

Evidence-based practice (EBP) serves as the foundation for effective prevention strategies, ensuring interventions, programmes, and policies are grounded in the best available scientific knowledge.

This guide presents a curated collection...

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A Reflection on Prevention Systems: A European perspective

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Guide
Themes
Prevention
Family-Based
Media-Based
School-Based
Children, Adolescents and Youth Women LGBTQ+
Monitoring and Evaluation

Prevention science over the past years has accumulated evidence on the effectiveness of drug prevention interventions (Sloboda et al. 2014). In Europe this improvement has been a consequence of priorities defined by EU drug strategies since...

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Components of a drug prevention system (EMCDDA, 2019)

Creating a healthier life: A step by step guide to wellness

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Guide
Themes
Recovery Support
Quality Assurance

The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration’s (SAMHSA) Wellness Initiative envisions
a future in which people with mental or substance use problems pursue health, happiness, recovery, and a full and satisfying life in the...

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