Hughes T L
Nurs Manage. 1995 Mar;26(3):37-40.
A survey completed by 195 chief nurse executives demonstrated that chemically impaired nursing practice is a commonly encountered problem. When a nurse becomes chemically dependent, numerous personal, institutional and professional implications and consequences ensue. The most powerful means of minimizing these consequences is the quick, supportive response of colleagues and administrators. Recognizing signs of chemical dependency, having standards to guide response and providing appropriate resources all support a nurse's recovery.
一项由195位护士长完成的调查表明，药物成瘾影响下的护理工作是一个常见问题。当护士出现药物依赖时，会随之产生众多个人、机构和专业方面的影响及后果。将这些后果降至最低的最有效方法是同事和管理人员迅速给予支持。识别药物依赖的迹象、制定应对标准并提供适当资源，所有这些都有助于护士康复。
