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Trudi Petersen is a Nurse and a Research Practitioner for Pembrokeshire and Derwen NHS Trust Mental Health Services.
Andrew McBride is a Consultant Psychiatrist at the Oxfordshire Specialist Community Addictions Service, part of the Oxford and Buckinghamshire Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust.
--This text refers to the Hardcover edition.
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The book is very easy to read, set out in a really logical manner.
You would think so much information in one book would be daunting, but that is not the case, if you work in this field, or intend to I highly recommend this book its worth every penny.
It covers all aspects and is set out in 5 parts;
THE FIRST covers the basics,drug effects,why do some people misuse substances etc.
THE SECOND covers the care and treatment of substance misusers, such as interventions, harm minimisation and relapse prevention.
THE THIRD covers organisational and policy issues, such as coercion and the criminal justice system, health promotin and organisation of services.
THE FOURTH covers some specific populations, such as women and alcohol, young people and anabolic andogenic steroid misusers.
THE FIFTH covers case studies.
All in all definately worth buying.
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