PPT-Poison Prevention: A Prescription for a Safer and Healthier Georgia

Megan Popielarczyk MPH BSN RN Public Health Fellow Safe Kids Georgia 1 Objectives Examine the use of existing resources to build statewide capacity Promoting partnership through programs Feasibility of statewide initiatives. UA 522009 First enacted 1952 Ord No 29 of 1952 Date of coming into operation West Malaysia 1 September 1952 East Malaysia 1 June 1978 Revised up to 1989 Act 366 wef 13 April 1989 ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS Long Title Section 1 The Poison Center would love to support your poison prevention lesson by providing Poison Prevention brochures and telepho ne stickers for each child to take home Go to the Order Brochures page at wwwpoisoncentertampaorg and allow two weeks to recei Think About It. When the general public hears or thinks of “. drug problems. ,”. they tend to think of. Heroin. , . Cocaine. , . Etc.. Crystal Meth. , . Marijuana,. They think of. drug cartels. . Megan Popielarczyk, MPH, BSN, RN. Public Health Fellow, Safe Kids Georgia. 1. Objectives. Examine the use of existing resources to build statewide capacity. Promoting partnership through programs. Feasibility of statewide initiatives. safer food, healthier nutrition and regular physical activ - ity, you can improve your health throughout your life. These choices are particularly important because they are about personal decisions to crime, have been found to reduce the future likelihood of psychiatric hospitalization and jail time for graduates of their programs. t Keep ex-o!enders from returning to prison. A%er just two Magary. , Jon Woodward. Poisoning . Accidental Poisonings . http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y_N4zjM01G4. Statistics. . 2 million poisonings occur each year in the united states. Every 15 seconds in the United States a Poison Control Center receives a call about an unintentional poisoning . Every year in the U.S., nearly . 2.5 million. poison exposures are reported. . Children/youth under age 19. 66%. of exposures. Adults over age 19. 34%. of exposures. POISON PREVENTION NOW!. Serious Injuries and Deaths. .. Promoting and Protecting the Health of Lincoln County for 100 Years . Lincoln County . Health Department. Provide . services to residents promoting optimal health and safety through prevention, . :. . A Panel Discussion. Anne McDaniel. , PhD, . Senior Associate Director, Center for the Study of Student Life, . The Ohio State University . Ann . Addington, . M.Ed. , Assistant Director of Health Promotion, Tobacco, Other Drugs and Recovery Programs, Ohio . What is SPF-Rx?. New grant from SAMHSA available only to states, U.S. territories, Pacific jurisdictions, and tribal entities that received SPF-PFS funds. SAMHSA’s purpose: . R. aise . awareness about the dangers of sharing medications and work with pharmaceutical and medical communities on the risks of . Bureau of Workers’ Compensation . PA Training for Health & Safety (PATHS). Poison Ivy: Toxicodendron radicans. Defined. Climbing plant. Of the sumac or cashew family. Western species known as Poison Oak. Workplaces ….. and Beyond. . Charlotte Brody, Associate Director for Health Initiatives. BlueGreen Alliance. Substitution . and . Elimination. Why chemicals . m. atter: We’re getting . s. 2.5 million. poison exposures are reported. . Children/youth under age 19. 66%. of exposures. Adults over age 19. 34%. of exposures. POISON PREVENTION NOW!. Serious Injuries and Deaths. Adults over age 19.