Compassionate Care of the Patient Who Uses Substances: Implications for the Infusion Nurse.

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Abstract
Given the high rate of infection secondary to substance use, infusion nurses have a unique opportunity to compassionately engage individuals with substance use problems. Compassion is an essential ingredient of nursing practice, yet compassionate care of the individual who uses substances may seem difficult to navigate. This article provides the infusion nurse with the essential principles of compassionate care of the patient who uses substances. A fundamental understanding of how to work with patients who use substances may enhance the infusion nurse's practice.
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Authors Knapp, Michelle;Gilles, Selena;
Journal journal of infusion nursing : the official publication of the infusion nurses society
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10.1097/NAN.0000000000000359
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