The phrase "addiction knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing information or understanding related to addiction, such as in educational or therapeutic settings.
Example: "The workshop aims to enhance addiction knowledge among healthcare professionals to better support their patients."
Alternatives: "knowledge of addiction" or "understanding of addiction".
That is the nature of addiction — knowledge of negative effects doesn't reduce the desire for the addictive substance.
Data collected included the personal data of the respondent, her alleged criminal background, penal status, accumulative time in prison, history of smoking, alcohol or drug addiction, knowledge about the seven most common STIs, symptoms, modes of transmission, prevention, sexual activity, addiction, and means of protection.
The American Academy of Addiction Psychiatry, a 1,000-member 1,000-member organization, professional medical treatment organization using knowledge of brain chemistry and genetics as well as the promotesgical underpinnings of addicthen.
Although Herz et al.'s (38) needs assessment focused on all three sectors, their primary interest was to assess victim advocates, mental health, and addiction counselors' knowledge of IPV and sexual trauma.
(3) Sexual activity and smoking, alcohol or drug addiction (4) Knowledge about the seven most common STIs (human immunodeficiency virus, herpes simplex virus type 2, human papilloma virus, syphilis, chlamydia, gonorrhea, and hepatitis B virus), symptoms, modes of transmission, complications, prognosis, treatment, and prevention.
Children report on socio-demographic data, current parental substance use, stress level and coping strategies, self-worth, self-efficacy and satisfaction with the intervention, relationship quality with the parent, addiction-related knowledge and health-related quality of life.
We also expect that exposure to the intervention will lead to other significant improvements in the intervention participants, especially in the area of psychological stress and addiction-related knowledge compared with the control condition (secondary hypothesis).
Coleridge's addiction became public knowledge when his close friend, De Quincey, published his Confessions of an English Opium-Eater, in which Coleridge was featured.
The top barriers to optimal pediatric pain management were identified as fear of opioid addiction and inadequate knowledge of pain management.
Observations and assessments of the E-lab methodology have been made in several expert workshops conducted both at the regional, national and European level over a ten years' period (2003 2013) and across a series of foresight themes; e.g. European hydrogen society, Nordic addiction policy, National knowledge policy, Images of addiction and lifestyles in Europe, and University future governance.
But despite his knowledge of addiction and having strength enough to help other addicts back to their feet, Yeates couldn't stop smoking.
