Destigmatizing Treatment Can Help Doctors Struggling with Substance Use Disorders

Destigmatizing Treatment Can Help Doctors Struggling with Substance Use Disorders

Stigma Kills The stigma of substance abuse may kill more people than the disease itself, by keeping professionals from getting lifesaving treatment. In an article from the American Journal of Psychiatry, A.B. Srivastava, M.D., highlights the challenges faced by healthcare professionals with addiction. Despite similar rates of impairment among doctors and the general public, stigma…

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Healthcare Professionals & Job Stress: Risks Extend to Patients

Pressure on healthcare professionals is associated with higher risk With the recent pandemic, the pressure on healthcare professionals soared. Many turned to substances to cope with the stress, sleep loss, and constant exposure to illness and death. It’s estimated that 10%-15% of healthcare workers may face substance abuse issues during their careers, with some substances…

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Confidential Treatment for Doctors: Comprehensive Wellbeing and Rehab Services at BoardPrep

Doctors face unique pressures that can lead to stress, burnout, and substance use disorders. At BoardPrep Recovery Center®, we specialize in confidential treatment tailored for medical professionals. Our programs ensure privacy and efficacy, focusing on the specific needs of doctors. Innovative Treatments at BoardPrep One of our standout offerings is Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS). This…

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Private Drug Rehab Centers

When someone faces drug addiction, they have many important decisions to make regarding treatment. One decision consists of choosing between public and private treatment centers. The following material will discuss some of the benefits associated with private drug rehab centers in more detail. At BoardPrep Recovery Center®, we understand the challenges that lie in store…

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Mixing Alcohol and Prescription Drugs

In our society, alcohol use is legal and widely accepted. In moderation, many adults consume alcohol responsibly, but used in access, alcohol can create a litany of problems. One of the ways that alcohol use can escalate to becoming extremely problematic is when alcohol is mixed with prescription drugs. Though these medications are often prescribed…

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How to Address Drinking at Work

Drinking at work can be a serious problem, and it can lead to a range of negative consequences for both the employees and the organization. From the impaired judgment and reduced productivity to increased absenteeism and the potential for accidents, alcohol use at work can cause a damaging ripple effect. When someone is struggling with…

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Doctors and Drug Abuse

Drug and alcohol abuse is a significant problem that has far-reaching consequences for both individuals and society as a whole. The abuse of drugs and alcohol by doctors and other health professionals, however, comes with its own set of consequences. In addition to the negative effects on the individual doctor’s health and profession, there is…

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Executive Drug Rehab Centers

You’ve worked hard to succeed in your profession. Now, a chemical dependency threatens to take it all away. However, there’s hope. Our executive rehab programs in Tampa, FL offer treatments for professionals that can turn things around. If you or someone close to you is struggling with addiction in the workplace, reach out to our…

Addiction treatment for doctors

Addiction Treatment for Doctors

Doctors have the highest rate of addiction out of all other professionals. More than 100,000 doctors in the United States struggle with drug abuse or addiction, and the most common drug of choice is a narcotic — oxycodone or fentanyl. Do you need to learn more about partial hospitalization for health professionals in Tampa? Call…

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Physician Health Programs for Addicted Doctors

Physician health programs for addicted doctors are effective in helping healthcare professionals recover from addiction, a study conducted on physician health programs reveals. These programs provide a structured and supportive environment in which healthcare professionals can detoxify and receive treatment for their addiction. It also provides a forum for physician health professionals to share their…