Alcohol Health & Research World

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Articles in Wntr, 1989 issue of Alcohol Health & Research World

• Research literature - a key resource for students and faculty - medical students
  by Charles P. O'Brien
• Principles of clinical education
  by William C. McGaghie
• Experience is the key to certification for chemical dependency nurses
  by Randy Bryson
• The Project Cork Institute
  by Jean Kinney
• Health professionals work on improving curriculums
  by Frank Portugal
• Medical education still needs attention: Margaret Bean-Bayog speaks out - president, American Medical Society on Alcoholism and Other Drug Dependencies
• A training model for student research in alcohol and other drug problems
  by Sidney H. Schnoll
• ETOH - the NIAAA data base: what it is and what to expect from it - National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism - includes related information
  by Ellen McGinn
• Learning through experience: interviewing real patients
  by Anderson Spickard, Jr.
• Nurse educators look at alcohol education for the profession
  by M. Edith Heinemann
• BHCDA: a federal model for collaboration - Bureau of Health Care Delivery and Assistance
  by Vivian Chen
• Stopping silent losses: The American Medical Association responds
  by Bonnie B. Wilford
• The Pew Charitable Trusts
  by Nadya K. Shmavonian
• American Medical Students Association: medical students concerned with alcohol and other drug abuse
  by Joan Hedgecock
• Residents learn in a hospital setting
  by William D. Lerner
• Alcohol and injury: surgical knowledge and attitudes
  by Albert B. Lowenfels
• Disulfiram administration should be noncoercive - even for research - alcoholism treatment
  by Ronald W. McNichol
• A family medicine fellowship training program for alcohol and drug abuse faculty - Society of Teachers of Family Medicine
  by Peter Coggan
• Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation: health professionals as preventors
  by Michael D. Klitzner
• Putting training about alcohol and other drugs into the mainstream of medical education
  by David C. Lewis
• The evaluation of change in medical education on alcohol issues
  by Emma Stokes
• Alcohol and drug abuse as a subspecialty: credentialing and specialization - includes related information
  by Marc Galanter
• Targets for change in alcohol and drug education for nursing roles
  by Madeline A. Naegle
• Certification and the specialty for addictions nursing
  by Ann Solari-Twadell
• The Association for Medical Education and Research in Substance Abuse - AMERSA
  by David C. Lewis
• The J.M. Foundation: mainstreaming alcohol and drug issues in American medicine
  by Joseph S. Dolan
• Alcohol-related morbidity in the aging population - includes related information - Epidemiologic Bulletin no. 20
  by Frederick S. Stinson
• Alcohol-related topics in medical education - activities at the Karolinska Institute
  by Michael J. Stoil