We are a group of nurses working in the field of addictions. We write the exam to qualify nurses as Certified Addictions Registered Nurses (CARNs) or CARN-APs.

United States
Joined November 2017
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Racial/ethnic discrimination and alcohol use disorder severity among U... sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Addiction used to be someone else’s problem. Doctors graduating today are eager to take it on. buff.ly/2YMPRJM via @BostonGlobe buff.ly/2YMPRJM
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Are you an RN interested in becoming Certified as an Addictions Nurse? Contact C-NET at cnetnurse.com or call C-NET at 201-217-9083
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Happy Holidays from your Addictions Nursing Certification Board!
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Must read. Nurses think of the impact on our kids!
As the disparity between scientific fact and marijuana industry spin grows, more young mothers now think that marijuana use is not harmful to their infants. The @AmerAcadPeds is working to push back on this with a new policy statement urging mothers to avoid marijuana.
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A very disturbing trend.. Teen Xanax Abuse Is Surging pew.org/2NeLqlQ via @pewtrusts
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For every person who dies by suicide, there are 280 who decide not to go through with it (according to @CDCgov and @SAMHSAgov). Their recovery stories hold extraordinary power—and can even save lives. Here, a look into the lives of the “invisible 280:” csmo.us/EjkgvNd
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DYK: Nearly 80% of Americans who use heroin reported misusing prescription opioids first. drugabuse.gov/publications/d…
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