infants due to illicit source: DHHS, baseline and 7.1.B. Promote the use of the Maine CDC Maternal and Child Health substances. target TBD) based Snuggle ME guidelines to increase Program, Maine CDC Substance and screening of pregnant women for Tobacco Use Prevention and Control substance use. Program 7.1.C. Provide technical assistance to Maine CDC Maternal and Child Health Behavioral Health Homes to implement Program, Office of MaineCare Services, Snuggle ME guidelines. Maine CDC Substance and Tobacco Use Prevention and Control Program Priority: Substance Use, including Tobacco (continued) Goals Objectives Strategies Partners 7. Reduce the number 7.1. Reduce the number 7.1.D. Promote substance use treatment for Maine CDC Tobacco and Substance of substance-exposed of substance-exposed women who are pregnant or may become Use Prevention and Control Program, infants due to illicit infants due to illicit pregnant via targeted social media messaging Rinck Advertising substances (continued). substances (continued). and sponsored search results. 8. Reduce underage 8.1.A 8.1. Reduce Educate the various past audiences including Maine CDC Tobacco and Substance drinking persons parents, alcohol use and among youth serving professionals on Use Prevention and Control Program, aged 12 to 20. the 7th dangers & 8th graders of underage from drinking and binge University of New England & 22 drinking, 3.7% in 2017 parental to 3.61% monitoring in and modeling for Community sub-recipients, Rinck youth 2019 and substance among use. HS Advertising, AdCare Educational students from 22.5% in Institute, Schools, EMHS 2015 to 21.94% in 2019 8.1.B Disseminate information through Maine CDC Tobacco and Substance (MIYHS). brochures, posters, flyers, and social on Use Prevention and Control Program underage drinking, binge drinking, the risks and University of New England & 22 dangers of alcohol use, and the importance of Community sub-recipients. parental modeling/monitoring.
infants due to illicit substances. source: DHHS, baseline and target TBD) 7.1.B. Promote the use of the Snuggle ME guidelines to increase screening of pregnant women for substance use. Maine CDC Maternal and Child Health Program, Maine CDC Substance and Tobacco Use Prevention and Control Program 7.1.C. Provide technical assistance to Behavioral Health Homes to implement Snuggle ME guidelines. Maine CDC Maternal and Child Health Program, Office of MaineCare Services, Maine CDC Substance and Tobacco Use Prevention and Control Program Priority: Substance Use, including Tobacco (continued) Goals Objectives Strategies Partners 7. Reduce the number of substance-exposed infants due to illicit substances (continued). 7.1. Reduce the number of substance-exposed infants due to illicit substances (continued). 7.1.D. Promote substance use treatment for women who are pregnant or may become pregnant via targeted social media messaging and sponsored search results. Maine CDC Tobacco and Substance Use Prevention and Control Program, Rinck Advertising 8. Reduce underage drinking persons aged 12 to 20. 8.1. Reduce the past alcohol use among 7th & 8th graders from 3.7% in 2017 to 3.61% in 2019 and among HS students from 22.5% in 2015 to 21.94% in 2019 (MIYHS). 8.1.A Educate various audiences including parents, and youth serving professionals on the dangers of underage drinking and binge drinking, parental monitoring and modeling for youth substance use. Maine CDC Tobacco and Substance Use Prevention and Control Program, University of New England & 22 Community sub-recipients, Rinck Advertising, AdCare Educational Institute, Schools, EMHS 8.1.B Disseminate information through brochures, posters, flyers, and social on underage drinking, binge drinking, the risks and dangers of alcohol use, and the importance of parental modeling/monitoring. Maine CDC Tobacco and Substance Use Prevention and Control Program University of New England & 22 Community sub-recipients. based
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