DECEMBER 12 2018 1 Opioid Operational Command Center Speaker Birch Barron Deputy Director Maryland Opioid Operational Command Center birchbarronmarylandgov 130 deaths per day in the United States ID: 744862
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Governor’s Workforce Development Board
DECEMBER 12, 2018
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Opioid Operational Command Center
Speaker:Birch BarronDeputy DirectorMaryland Opioid Operational Command Centerbirch.barron@maryland.gov
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130+ deaths per day in the United States
Nearly
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deaths every day in MarylandSlide3Slide4
Drug- and Alcohol-Related Intoxication
Deaths, U.S. and Maryland
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NIDA -
https://www.drugabuse.gov/related-topics/trends-statistics/overdose-death-ratesMaryland Dept. of Health - https://bha.health.maryland.gov/OVERDOSE_PREVENTION/Documents/Drug_Intox_Report_2017.pdf Slide5
What is Causing this increase?
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HEROIN
OXYCODONE
(OXYCONTIN, PERCOSET)CODEINEOXYMORPHONE (DILAUDID)HYDROCODONE (LORCET, VICODIN)
MEPEREDINE
(DEMEROL)
MORPHINE
FENTANYLSlide6
Non-Pharmaceutical Fentanyl
6Fatal Dose (varies widely by user and the method of
consumption)Heroin Fentanyl Carfentanil
30 mg 2-3mg 200 micrograms
2mg of powder shown next to a penny (DEA)Slide7
Maryland’s Declaration of Emergency
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Local Opioid Intervention Team Response
http://beforeitstoolate.maryland.gov/opioid-intervention-teams
Local Opioid Resource Website
Community Response PlanOIT Leadership Contact InformationSlide11
Workforce Development as a Part of the Solution
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Employment is Critical to Recovery
New Occupational Sectors and Environments
Crisis support, peers/care coordinators, recovery coaches
Addressing Misconceptions and Stigma
Recovery, treatment/relapse expectations, MAT, drug testing
Protecting your employees and coworkers
Ensure that everyone you care about understands the risks of opioid use and the resources available if they need help
2-1-1
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Questions?
Web: BeforeItsTooLateMD.orgLocal Resources: http://beforeitstoolate.maryland.gov/opioid-intervention-teams
Facebook: facebook.com/
BeforeItsTooLateMDTwitter: @BeforeIts2LateSlide13
Governor’s Workforce Development Board
DECEMBER 12, 2018
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Speaker:
Erin Roth Acting Deputy Assistant SecretaryDivision of Workforce Development and Adult LearningMaryland Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation Slide14
Workforce Development as a Part of the Solution
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Workforce Development as a Part of the Solution
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DLLR secured two federal grants
$1.9M from USDOL - Employment and Training Administration
$650K from USDOL - Women’s BureauSlide16
Workforce Development as a Part of the Solution
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USDOL – ETA ($1.9M)
USDOL
– Women’s Bureau ($650k)Resources for American Job CentersAnne Arundel Baltimore CityBaltimore CountyFrederick Mid MarylandSusquehanna
Upper Shore
Western Maryland
Opioid Workforce Innovation Fund
Smaller Grant Awards
Pilot Pre-Apprenticeship
at Maryland Correctional Institute for Women
Opioid Workforce Innovation Fund – Women
RFP
process
Larger Awards Slide17
QUESTIONS?
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