Learning Outcomes

Introduction to Substance Misuse

Overview of Substance

Prevention and Awareness

Substance Misuse at Workplace

Substance Misuse Policy

Treatment of Substance Addiction

Laws and Acts on Substances

Substance Misuse and Youth

Lesson Summary

This module will introduce us to substance misuse and its effects on individuals. Following this, we will examine the potential health risks of a wide range of substances. In addition, we will learn about laws and acts of substance, along with penalties and regulations.

Course assessment

This free online course explores the effects of substance abuse and lays out the treatment options available to addicts.

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This healthcare course discusses commonly misused narcotics substances and the disorders linked to them. We lay out the health risks associated with substances like cocaine and heroin and discuss various approaches to treating addiction to them. We also examine the UK’s laws and regulations related to narcotics. Narcotic abuse is a serious personal and private problem so sign up for this drug addiction course to learn how to prevent and treat it.

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