Please note that this e-Learn is retired and will no longer be available.
Please refer to:
- the new Engaging Clients Who Use Substances e-Learning module and/or
- the RNAO Mental Health and Addiction webpage,
for additional resources and supports.
e-Learn Modules
e-Learn Modules
Mental Health and Addiction e-Learn Modules
When it comes to supporting clients with mental health and/or substance use issues, nurses across practice settings can play a significant role in their care.
Our FREE e-Learning modules aim to broaden your knowledge and skills to better support individuals experiencing mental health and/or substance use issues.
This free course is intended to support nurses and health care professionals to support clients experiencing a substance use disorder. It will broaden your understanding of the factors that affect clients experiencing substance use disorders.
This course will provide nurses and other health-care providers with the foundational knowledge to start engaging with their clients who use tobacco to help them quit, reduce or manage their withdrawal symptoms. This e-Learn is the foundational module for tobacco interventions.
This free course is intended to support nurses and health care professionals to expand their knowledge and skills in applying the social determinants of health and health inequities in your work. This free, 1 hr course will provide an overview on how to screen and intervene with people at risk for poverty, integrate social determinants theory into organizational practices and learn ways to apply health equity concepts into advocacy and political action to create change.
This free course discusses key concepts regarding tobacco use by youth and young adults, such as prevalence rates, motivations for tobacco use and cessation, and specific tobacco interventions for this population. Additionally, this e-learning will provide you with the foundational information needed to design and execute tobacco cessation programming that effectively engages youth and young adults.
