Wisconsin s Opioid Crisis. Grape Vine Conference June 19th, 2018

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1 Wisconsin s Opioid Crisis Grape Vine Conference June 19th, 2018

2 Federal Grants to Address Opioid Crisis Wisconsin Department of Health Services Division of Care and Treatment Services

3 Grant Titles Medication-Assisted Treatment Prescription Drug and Opioid Addiction (MAT-PDOA) Strategic Prevention Framework Partnerships for Success 2015 (SPF PFS 15) Prescription Drug/Opioid Overdose- Related Deaths Prevention Project (WI PDO)

4 Grant Titles Strategic Prevention Framework for Prescription Drugs (SPF Rx) State Targeted Response (STR)

5 MAT-PDOA $3 million over three years (Aug July 2018) Focus: Medication-assisted treatment program Location/counties: Sauk and Columbia Recruited local physicians and medical clinics to work with the project Admitted more than 200 individuals for treatment to date, exceeding grant goals

6 MAT Provides comprehensive services Medication Counseling Case management Recovery supports

7 MAT Uses many paths to recovery Medical intervention Professional treatment Mutual support groups Peer supports Family supports Faith supports Develops diversion practices and policies Develops recovery-oriented systems of care (ROSC)

8 MAT Food and Drug Administration approved medications Buprenorphine products (Suboxone, Probuphine, and Sublocade ) Naltrexone (Vivitrol ) Methadone

9 SPF PFS 15 $8.2 million over 5 years (Sept Sept. 2020) Focus: Prescription drug misuse and abuse among those years-old

10 SPF PFS 15 Location/counties: Ashland Columbia Dane Douglas Eau Claire Florence Forest Vilas Oneida Kenosha Marinette Menominee Milwaukee Rock

11 SPF PFS 15 Strategies Promotion of Dose of Reality campaign Promotion of medication security, collection, and disposal Education for prescribers Support for Drug Recognition Expert training for law enforcement Support drug identification training for educators

12 SPF PFS 15 Alliance for Wisconsin Youth regional prevention centers are funding one coalition to implement these strategies in each of the 14 high need counties. The coalitions began their implementation efforts on October 1, 2017.

13 WI PDO $5 million over 5 years (Sept Aug. 2021) Focus: Overdose death prevention, naloxone distribution Location/counties: Kenosha (Public Health Department), Sauk (Public Health Department), Waukesha (Health and Human Services Department)

14 WI PDO Trained staff on best practices Hosted trainings for first responders and family members on how to use naloxone, more than 1,400 individuals trained with nine reported saves as result of trainings

15 SPF Rx $1.8 million over 5 years (Sept Aug. 2021) Focus: Raise awareness about the risks of prescription opioids and the dangers of sharing prescription drugs, address opioid prescribing practices, establish a statewide surveillance system to track trends in prescription drug misuse

16 SPF Rx Location/counties: Dodge and Sauk Conducted needs assessment to select target counties Established partnerships with data specialists to create an opioid-related data portal for use by stakeholders statewide

17 STR $7.6 million for 1 year (May 2017-April 2018) Focus: Advance prevention strategies, expand access to treatment and recovery supports, increase retention in treatment services, and reduce opioid-related deaths Location/counties: All regions of Wisconsin

18 STR Awarded grants to 63 Alliance for Wisconsin Youth coalitions statewide for prevention strategies. Contracted with Wisconsin Voices for Recovery and eight of its partners to deploy people with lived addiction experience in hospitals to provide outreach to persons experiencing an opioid overdose or addiction.

19 STR Awarded a grant to the Marshfield Clinic to equip their AmeriCorps workers with recovery coach training. Met with staff at the UW-Madison School of Medicine and Public Health to develop an opioid overdose toolkit for hospitals.

20 STR Served 193 people (as of November 2017) through grants to fund unmet treatment needs awarded to 16 counties and 3 tribes. Awarded grants to two groups to provide medication-assisted treatment in Adams, Dodge, Juneau, Manitowoc, and Marquette counties.

21 STR Soliciting proposals to expand medication-assisted treatment through community partnerships. Planning two trainings Project ECHO

22 For More Information Dennis Radloff Human Services Program Coordinator - SR dennis.radloff@dhs.wisconsin.gov dhs.wisconsin.gov/opioids