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Health Promotion and Harm Reduction in Alcohol and Other Drugs Nursing

Speciality Classification
Nurses
Location
Online
Delivery
Online
Provider
Australian College of Nursing (ACN)

In this unit of study students examine the social determinants of health in the context of drug and alcohol use and social and government policy responses. Collaborative models, stakeholder participation and health promotion activities are explored. Students gain an overarching view of drug and alcohol problems and public policy and health approaches and can debate many of the broader ethical questions raised.

Term : APRIL, OCTOBER

EFTSL : 0.125 FTE

Credit Points : 6


PRM123
Modules / Topics

Theme 1: Social determinants of health in the context of alcohol and other drugs

Examine the social determinants of health in the context of alcohol and other drug use

Theme 2: Global burden of disease and alcohol, tobacco, and crystal methamphetamine policy

Analyse the integration of alcohol and other drug policy reform in health services

Theme 3: Integrating policy and services in the context of alcohol and other drugs

Identify collaborative models in alcohol and other drugs primary and public health care

Theme 4: Collaborative models in alcohol and other drugs primary and public healthcare

Analyse the importance of increasing stakeholder participation in alcohol and other drug related health care

Theme 5: Stakeholder participation in alcohol and other drug related health care

Evaluate local and regional health services in meeting the needs and expectations of people who use alcohol and other drugs

Theme 6: Health promotion principles in the context of alcohol and other drugs

Propose health promotion strategies in the context of alcohol and other drugs

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Title
Health Promotion and Harm Reduction in Alcohol and Other Drugs Nursing
Speciality Classification
Location
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Education Provider
Price Details
ACN Members Price 2,308.50
Location
Online
Price:
$2.00
ACN Members Price 2,308.50
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