Equipping health care practitioners with addiction treatment competences and techniques

Introduction to illicit drug abuse and addiction

Understand Drug abuse

Introduction to illicit drug Addiction

Health, psychological and behavioural aspects

Module 1 – Assessment Questions

Assessment Strategies for the addiction of Illicit Substances

Evaluation of Addiction

Module 2 – Unit 1 – Assessment Questions

Assessment Tools and Techniques

Module 2 – Unit 2 – Assessment Questions

Practical Application and Collaborative Work

Module 2 – Unit 3 – Assessment Questions

Theoretical Frameworks in Addiction Counselling

Introduction to counseling theories applicable to addiction

Motivational Interview

Module 3 – Assessment Questions

Ethical Considerations and Support systems

Ethical considerations

Module 4 – Unit 1 – Assessment Questions

Boundaries and confidentiality issues

Module 4 – Unit 2 – Assessment Questions

Familiarizing with national community resources and support groups

Module 4 – Unit 3 – Assessment Questions

Prevention and Harm Reduction

Prevention Science Introduction

Classification, Types, and Settings of Prevention

Theoretical Background and Concepts in Prevention

UNODC/WHO International Standards on Drug Use Prevention

Basics of Harm Reduction Strategies in the Field of Drugs

Module 5 – Assessment Questions

Module 4 – Unit 1 – Assessment Questions

Equipping health care practitioners with addiction treatment competences and techniques Ethical Considerations and Support systems Ethical considerations Module 4 – Unit 1 – Assessment Questions

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1. Question
1.Ethics is the discipline which:
- A) Tells us what is right or wrong
- B) Encourages us to act according to our values
- C) Guides us how to act best according to our duties and obligations
- D) Is relative to our desires and beliefs
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2. An ethical dilemma:
- A) Implies choosing between two option equally desirable or not desirable
- B) Implies ranking and choosing between multiple possibilities
- C) Doesn’t encounter often in SUD
- D) Should be address by the law
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3. What are the three cornerstones of ethics?
- A) Beneficence and nonmaleficence
- B) Autonomy and consent
- C) Justice
- D) Respecting the law
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4. Beneficence and nonmaleficence implies:
- A) Following your own agenda in order to complete the treatment
- B) Following the treatment plan according to the resources
- C) Acting in the patient's best interest considering his difficulties
- D) Encourage the patient to follow the plan that the professional team decided was the best
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5. Autonomy and consent implies:
- A) The professional decides what's best for the patient
- B) Unless it can harm others, it is the patient who will decide
- C) The patient can always decides what's best for him
- D) The patients and healthcare professional s goals are most likely very different
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6. The consent can be:
- A) Written
- B) Implied consent
- C) Always fully informed
- D) Implied consent, orally expressed consent, written expressed consent, fully informed consent
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7. Exceptions from consent happens when:
- A) The patient is unable to express his or her wishes
- B) The patient requires an emergency medical intervention
- C) Healthcare providers consider that the intervention is in the patient’s best interest
- D) The family doesn’t agree with the course of treatment
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8. The cornerstone of justice regarding ethics means:
- A) Treating people fairly considering egalitarianism and utilitarianism
- B) Treating people in similar situation different
- C) Allocate as many resources as you consider to be right
- D) Respecting the law
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9. Stigma can come from:
- A) The people involved in the treatment
- B) The recovery community
- C) Within – patient own view of the situation
- D) Outside – the general public
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10. Stigma:
- A) Is usually not a big problem in SUD domain
- B) Can be easily overcome
- C) It is a serious problem that can interfere with the treatment
- D) It's always a conscious process
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