reviewed by those in attendance. The draft will be sent out with the minutes for additional review and will be finalized by the end of January. The next step will be education of use to provider agencies and organizations. Partner with the State’s Attorney’s Carroll County Office to provide public with State’s Attorney’s information on importance of seeking Office medical help in emergencies. 7. Consistent Treatment Individuals that are being discharged Carroll County Literature will be provided to at As of August 2013 all overdose from treatment within the Carroll Health Department least 75% of individuals as part individuals in education County Detention Center will have and all local of their discharge from treatment at the will be overdose education during substance abuse treatment. CCDC are receiving developed collaboration meetings. providers. overdose prevention and provided materials. countywide. Establish a local charter that recognizes provision of an overdose Universal messaging prevention plan as a best practice in is being developed Carroll County. Local providers of and approved as Substance Abuse Services will provide described for goal #6 Overdose Prevention Planning and will be used for activities to all patients entering with this goal as well. Opiate drug use not just publicly funded patients. 8. Provide Clinical and Work with the emergency department Carroll County SBIRT will be implemented in CHC continues to screening Treatment of Carroll Hospital Center to develop Health Department the CHC Emergency make progress in this and and implement and Carroll department during FY 14. area. At this time the intervention Hospital Center tool has been to individuals selected and policies coming to the and procedures are local
Partner with the State’s Attorney’s Office to provide public with information on importance of seeking medical help in emergencies. Carroll County State’s Attorney’s Office reviewed by those in attendance. The draft will be sent out with the minutes for additional review and will be finalized by the end of January. The next step will be education of use to provider agencies and organizations. 7. Consistent overdose education will be developed and provided countywide. Treatment Individuals that are being discharged from treatment within the Carroll County Detention Center will have overdose education during collaboration meetings. Establish a local charter that recognizes provision of an overdose prevention plan as a best practice in Carroll County. Local providers of Substance Abuse Services will provide Overdose Prevention Planning activities to all patients entering with Opiate drug use not just publicly funded patients. Carroll County Health Department and all local substance abuse providers. Literature will be provided to at least 75% of individuals as part of their discharge from treatment. As of August 2013 all individuals in treatment at the CCDC are receiving overdose prevention materials. Universal messaging is being developed and approved as described for goal #6 and will be used for this goal as well. 8. Provide screening and intervention to individuals coming to the local Clinical and Treatment Work with the emergency department of Carroll Hospital Center to develop and implement Carroll County Health Department and Carroll Hospital Center SBIRT will be implemented in the CHC Emergency department during FY 14. CHC continues to make progress in this area. At this time the tool has been selected and policies and procedures are
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