There are many programs in the community that can provide these services. Some of these services include: employee assistance programs (EAPs), support groups, such as 12-step programs (Alcoholics Anonymous [AA] and Narcotics Anonymous [NA]) and peer support groups, inpatient treatment, outpatient treatment programs, individual counseling (Crowley, 2013). These programs are used to help nurses stop using destructive substances, re-enter society in a healthy manner, and regain their ability to practice nursing. The fight against drug addiction in nursing can integrate the three levels of prevention: primary, secondary and tertiary. The first level of prevention involves: providing information preventing the introduction of exposures that cause illness or injury, modifying unhealthy or unsafe behaviors that may lead to illness or injury. In the case of drug addiction, this means avoiding drugs altogether and seeking help if you feel the need to start using them..