Loyal Books
Charles B. Towns
04 - Psychology and Drugs
04 - Psychology and Drugs
04 - Psychology and Drugs
Thursday 29th December 2022
Charles B. Towns discusses early 20th-century drug administration challenges, highlighting nurses' vulnerabilities and the need for proper medical education.
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Get the buttons here!The Hidden Perils of Drug Administration: A Century-Old Perspective
It is impossible not to admit the truth of this statement and it must be recognized that, if it is true, a nurse is under too great a responsibility when she is in possession of a hypodermic kit...
Imagine a time when the medical field was still grappling with the basics of drug administration. This episode of 'Habits that Handicap' by Charles B. Towns takes you back to the early 20th century, revealing the complexities and risks involved in administering drugs to patients. Towns doesn't hold back as he discusses the susceptibility of nurses to drug misuse and underscores the critical need for proper medical education and practice.
He highlights how medical literature can influence patient awareness and stresses the heavy responsibility that healthcare professionals bear when it comes to drug administration. This episode offers a raw, thought-provoking look at the psychological impacts of drugs on patients and the importance of responsible medical care. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a medical professional, or someone interested in addiction recovery, this episode provides valuable insights into the early struggles and lessons learned in the field of addiction therapy.