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Rasha Abi Hana

Developing Curriculum for the Training of Non-Specialist in Addiction Studies in Nigerian Universities: The Journey of Nigerian ICUDDR Team

Shared by Rasha Abi Hana - 10 January 2022
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Originally posted by Rasha Abi Hana - 10 January 2022

BACKGROUND

This article describes the need to develop a workforce to address the public health burden of drug use in Nigeria. Central to workforce development is the development and implementation of a substance use curriculum.

AIMS

The authors present a review of the proposed curriculum...

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Ola, B. A., Olibamoyo, O., Audu, M., Ezenwa, M., Goar, S. G., Auwal, S., Orjiakor, T. C., & Agwogie, M. (2021). Developing curriculum for the training of non-specialist in addiction studies in Nigerian universities: The journey of Nigerian ICUDDR team. Adiktologie, 21 (4), 251–259. https://doi.org/10.35198/01-2021-004-0004
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Nigeria
Partner Organisation
ADDICTOLOGY Journal
Format
Scientific article
Themes
Addiction
Training
Keywords
addiction
curriculum
health care professionals
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