Evidence-Based Prevention Strategies in Wisconsin 101. Outline for This Session. Continuum of Care 6/8/2015

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1 Evidence-Based Prevention Strategies in Wisconsin 101 Christine Niemuth, Prevention Coordinator Paul Krupski, Prevention Coordinator Division of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services Bureau of Prevention Treatment and Recovery Wisconsin Statewide Substance Abuse Prevention Training June 11, 2015 Outline for This Session This presentation is specific to state funding from the Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment Block Grant (SAPTBG). SAPTBG primary prevention definition and primary prevention activities. Acceptable and unacceptable uses of SAPTBG funding. Examples of recommendations, programs, and strategies. 2 Continuum of Care Promotion 3 1

2 SAPTBG Primary Prevention The federal government defines primary prevention as programs for individuals who do not require treatment for substance abuse. Such programs and activities may include education, mentoring, and other activities designed to reduce the risk of substance abuse by individuals. 4 Primary Prevention Strategies Information dissemination Education Alternatives Problem identification and referral Community-based process Environmental 5 Information Dissemination Media campaigns Brochures Radio and TV public service announcements (PSAs) Speaking engagements Information dissemination should be connected to a campaign or strategy that is ongoing or in the planning stages. 6 2

3 Education Ongoing classroom and/or small group sessions Education programs for youth groups Parenting and family management 7 Alternatives Youth/adult leadership activities Community service activities Alcohol and other drug-free dances and parties 8 Problem Identification and Referral Student assistance programs Employee assistance programs Driving while under the influence or driving while intoxicated education programs 9 3

4 Community-Based Process Multi-agency coordination and collaboration Systematic planning Community and volunteer training 10 Environmental Promoting the establishment or review of alcohol and drug use policies in school. Guidance and technical assistance on monitoring enforcement governing availability and distribution of alcohol and other drugs. Prescription drug drop boxes and take-back events. Modify alcohol advertising practices. 11 Acceptable Uses of SAPTBG Funds The following resources provide listings of strategies that may be funded with SAPTBG prevention funds. Only strategies found on these lists are appropriate for funding with SAPTBG prevention funds. National Registry of Evidence-Based Programs and Practices (NREPP): Office of National Drug Control and Policy (ONDCP): html Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP):

5 Acceptable Uses of SAPTBG Funds Strategies identified in State Council on Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse (SCAODA) reports are also acceptable uses of SAPTBG prevention funds: Counties may also support local substance abuse coalition activities with SAPTBG prevention funds. This includes support for the coalition to use the Strategic Prevention Framework (SPF) process as part of a strategic plan, community assessment, etc. Contact your Alliance for Wisconsin Youth Regional Prevention Center to find out if a coalition is present in your county: 13 Acceptable Uses of SAPTBG Funds Prevention strategies not found on one of these lists or reports may be used in the community as a part of the overall, comprehensive prevention system, but may not be funded with SAPTBG prevention dollars without prior approval. Approval form (F-00659) is available on the Substance Abuse Prevention Services Information System (SAP-SIS) website Programs approved must follow the SPF model. 14 Unacceptable Uses of SAPTBG Funds Some examples of reported strategies that are not approved for SAPTBG prevention funds include: Consumer recovery services. Relapse prevention. Inpatient or outpatient treatment. Suicide or domestic violence prevention programs. Parenting teens case management. Although these programs are important components of a comprehensive community approach to reducing substance use, they are not appropriate for spending under the SAPTBG prevention set-aside. 15 5

6 Strategic Prevention Framework (SPF) Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration 16 Strategies and Programs 17 SCAODA Alcohol, Culture, Environment (ACE) Report Recommendations Adopt an ordinance establishing significant forfeitures for adults who provide a safe haven for underage drinking. Operate well-publicized saturation patrols to discourage drunken driving. Establish ongoing, comprehensive alcohol age compliance checks for both on- and off-premise licensees with citations issued to vendors and/or employees for noncompliance. Adopt ordinances prohibiting those who sell or serve alcohol from drinking while on duty or having a blood alcohol content (BAC) above 0.04 while working. Add conditions to temporary licenses (festivals, beer gardens, etc.) to reduce alcohol-related injuries and disturbances and to prevent underage drinking. 18 6

7 SCAODA-Controlled Substances Report Recommendations Establish a system for effective disposal of consumer medications in all care programs and facilities that complies with state and federal laws. Build bridges between law enforcement and community-based prevention efforts. Establish standard prescribing practices for urgent care and emergency departments. Support community coalitions as a vehicle through which communities will successfully prevent and reduce prescription drug diversion, abuse, and overdose deaths. Convene a workgroup to develop recommendations to increase security measures in the dispensing of prescriptions for controlled substances. 19 SCAODA Heroin Report Recommendations Increase community awareness and substance abuse prevention messaging in order to reduce substance abuse and the stigma of substance use disorders (SUDs). Recruit employers, local government agencies, medical centers, and non-profits to participate in substance abuse prevention and intervention activities. Increase drug recognition expert (DRE) and Advanced Roadside Impairment Detection Education (ARIDE) statewide. Expand Drug-Endangered Children (DEC) programs in every county and tribe in the state. 20 SCAODA 911 Good Samaritan Report Recommendations Adapt and deliver research-based education materials and training curricula to paraprofessionals and others who may administer naloxone, e.g., police officers, fire fighters, and non-paramedic emergency medical technicians (EMTs). Provide ongoing support for the monitoring of opioid overdoses and fatalities as well as other consequences that opiates have on the community at the state and county level. Conduct surveys to gather information on public perception of current laws and practices as well as to establish factual accounts of emergency medical services and law enforcement practices related to life-saving calls for overdose assistance. 21 7

8 Other Programs Prime for Life Teen Intervene Strengthening Families Drug-Endangered Children Motivational Interviewing Screening and Early Intervention Guiding Good Choices Generation Rx DITEP ARIDE Celebrating Families 22 Questions 23 Contact Information Christine Niemuth: Paul Krupski:

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