PPT-Alcohol Overdose Prevention

January 31 2014 Philip Dhanens May 21 1994 September 2 2012 A special Ad Hoc Committee was formed in November 2012 Its goal was to identify existing alcohol education efforts as well as address gaps in resources to help prevent this tragedy from occurring again. It is the 11th leading cause of death among Americans and every year more than 33000 people end their own lives Suicide is found in every age racial and ethnic group to di57375ering degrees 1 57374ere are a number of factors that increase the likeli A . Thoughtful Approach to Pain . Management. May 29-30, 2015. Erin Haas. Overdose Prevention . Local Programs Manager . Overdose Fatality Review. Modeled after other mortality review teams (CFR, FIMR, etc.). Legislative Breakfast . 2014. Mishka Terplan MD MPH FACOG . Diplomate. ABAM. Medical Director, Behavioral Health System Baltimore. . Overdose in the US. CDC 2011. Overdose in the US. What is an opioid overdose?. The approach to overdose prevention and response described in this guide book is based on information, techniques, and medications that have been used in modern medicine for decades. The philosophy of Harm Reduction and Naloxone Administration . Training. Purpose of Training. This training is designed to offer a brief education on opiate addiction and opiate overdose in relation to it’s effects on the brain.. Overdose . Prevention . Project, . Prevention . Point . Pittsburgh. Alice Bell, LCSW . Prophylactic Prescription of . Naloxone to Prevent Fatal . Opioid Overdose. July 2012. Overdose Prevention Project. PRE-HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION . OF NALOXONE. RENEE YANDEL PAT MOORE. HIV ALLIANCE D.I.N.T. . Amnesty in overdose reporting . Senate Bill 839 of the 2015 Oregon Legislative Session.. A person who calls EMS or Police to report an OD, along with the actual patient, may not be arrested or prosecuted for the following crimes if the evidence was obtained pursuant to the emergency response:. Training of Trainers. Massachusetts Department of Public Health. Bureau of Substance Abuse Services. Agenda. Massachusetts Department of Public Health. Bureau of Substance Abuse Services. Understanding Opioids. Training Module . Illinois Department of Human Services. Division of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse. Dr. Seth Eisenberg, MD. Rosie . Gianforte. , LCSW. Overview of the Heroin/Opiate Problem. Identifying Opioid Overdoses. Evaluator: Sindy Sacoman, MPH. Law Enforcement. Letter . from BIA . to . Governor. Governor Coriz, . I’d like to express my gratitude in working with the Kewa Family Wellness Center-Prevention Program. Prevention Specialist Jay Quintana and Prevention Program Coordinator Paula Garcia have been meeting with our department over the past several months addressing current Mental Health issues within the community. The wellness program has also taken the lead in creating a Mental Health Crisis Protocol. They asked for our assistance and we meet monthly.. Any question please contact us at:. alcohol-drug-ed@ncsu.edu. . Daniel Perry, Director. dtperry4@ncsu.edu. 919-515-2193. Chris Austin, Assistant Director. claustin@ncsu.edu. 919-513-3295. Thank you for supporting NC State’s Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention Education by working with the content in these slides. Feel free to use the graphics in the slides through print or electronic media. We would be happy to provide hard copies if you wish and we are here for you anytime if you have questions or need anything. . Training of Trainers. Massachusetts Department of Public Health. Bureau of Substance Abuse Services. Agenda. Massachusetts Department of Public Health. Bureau of Substance Abuse Services. Understanding Opioids. Strategic Prevention Enhancement Planning. Prevention Division. Mission – . To implement and sustain comprehensive, statewide prevention efforts that are evidence-based and accountable to the state’s citizens, encourage the collaboration of multiple agencies and organizations, and enhance the capacity of communities to provide an effective and comprehensive system of prevention services reflective of community needs and resources.. Opioid Overdose Definition - World Health Organization. Due to their effect on the part of the brain that regulates breathing, opioids in high doses can cause respiratory depression and death. An opioid overdose can be identified by a combination of three signs and symptoms referred to as the “opioid overdose triad”, which are:.