Ohio's 2018 Opiate Conference
Ohio’s 2018 Opiate Conference: Strengthening Ohio’s Communities
June 11th Press Release - Ohio's 2018 Opiate Conference and CARES Awards Luncheon
June 12th Press Release - HHS Deputy Secretary Addresses Ohio's 2018 Opiate Conference
Presentations
June 11
Keynotes:
Fighting the Opioid Crisis: An Ecosystem Approach to a Wicked Problem
The Evolving Opioid Epidemic in the United States
Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services Director Plouck
Breakout Sessions:
A1: Building a Recovery Housing Continuum
A2: The Emerald Jenny Foundation: Developing a Database of Resources
A3: Ohio Opioid Treatment Needs Assessment and Gap Analysis
A4: They Grow Best When They Feel Safe: A Trauma Focused Treatment Model for Very Young Victims of the Herion Epidemic
A5: Medication-Assisted Treatment Tele-Mentoring via ProjectECHO
A6: Vivitrol: An Integrated Healthcare Approach to Addiction
A7: Opiate Abuse/Addition Outreach for Older Adults
A8: Building a Chemical Dependency Workforce: ADAMHS & Higher Education Models
A9: Ohio Addiction Policy Strengths, Gaps, and Next Steps
B1: A National Opioid Solutions Overview from the IAIABC
B2: Building a Countywide Response to the Opiate Epidemic
B3: Coming of Age: Prevention Education and Effective Screening and Diagnosis for an Aging Population
B4: An Overview of ROSC: Building Hope Through Connection and Partnership
B5: Same Old MI, Different Phrases
B7: Ohio HIDTA (High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area) Analytics and Ohio's Opioid Epidemic
B8: Opioid Withdrawal and Linkage Program: Where Healing Begins
B9: SKY Meditation (a Mind-Body Intervention in Overcoming Opioid Addiction): A Pilot Study
C2: Clermont's Employment Model (Linking Opiate Treatment and Employment)
C3: After the Opiates are Gone: Treating Addictive Behaviors in Recovery
C4: Resisting Arrest, Overdose, and Deaths: The Intersection between Law Enforcement/First Responders, Behavioral Health Providers, and Managed Care Plans
C5: Funding Innovative Pilot Programs: What Worked and What Didn't
C6: Inside the Drug Court: Results from Clinton County's Program Evaluation
C7: Substance Use Prevention in Ohio: Programs, Policies, and Funding to Target Addiction Before it Starts
C8: Promise to Hope: Serving Women who are Opiate Addicted and Pregnant
C9: Neuropsychological Understanding of Complex Trauma and Opiate Addiction
June 12
Keynote:
S.A.F.E Project US (Stop the Addiction Fatality Epidemic)
Breakout Sessions:
D1: Empowering Faith-Based Capacity
D2: People, Places, and Things: Making a Difference in the Opioid Epidemic
D3: How to Implement and Increase MAT for Opioid Use Disorders
D4: Lessons Learned During the First Year of Quick Response Team Implementation--Summit County
D5: Federal Funding Update: US Senator Rob Portman's Office and SAMHSA
D6: OPERATION RESOLVE--A Partnership with the Business Community
D7: It Takes a Team to Care for One
D8: Ohio START: Working with Families Affected by SUD
D9: Aging Ohioans: Prevention Strategies, Interventions, and Opportunities for Ohio's Opiate Epidemic
E1: Ohio ASSIST/Post Critical Incident Seminars
E2: Multi-Jurisdictional Drug Court (Seneca County PIVOT)
E3: Recovery Management and the Opiate Epidemic: A Paradigm Whose Time Has Come
E4: Visiting Nurse Association of Ohio Ambulatory Withdrawal Management Program
E5/F10: Mental Illness and the Addictive Brain
E7: A Local Response to Addiction
E8: Preparing for the Carve In of Behavioral Health Services to Medicaid Managed Care
E9: Supporting Professionals in Recovery
F1: Identifying and Working with Survivors of Trauma
F2: The Brain Science of Addiction: How to Talk about Substance Use Disorders in the Carpool Line
F3: Opiate Recovery Transition Program
F4: Ready, Set, SIMPLE! Top 10 Low Cost, Best Practice Strategies to Prevent Rx Medication Misuse
F5: Reaching Peers Where They Are--Emerging Trends
F6: Mindfulness in Recovery
F8: Resources for Communities from the Ohio Department of Health Violence and Injury Prevention Program
F9: A Quality Improvement Approach to Reduce Opioids Prescribed at a Pediatric Institution and Improve Opioid Safety Education to Patients and Families
Fighting the Opioid Crisis: An Ecosystem Approach to a Wicked Problem
The Evolving Opioid Epidemic in the United States
Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services Director Plouck
Breakout Sessions:
A1: Building a Recovery Housing Continuum
A2: The Emerald Jenny Foundation: Developing a Database of Resources
A3: Ohio Opioid Treatment Needs Assessment and Gap Analysis
A4: They Grow Best When They Feel Safe: A Trauma Focused Treatment Model for Very Young Victims of the Herion Epidemic
A5: Medication-Assisted Treatment Tele-Mentoring via ProjectECHO
A6: Vivitrol: An Integrated Healthcare Approach to Addiction
A7: Opiate Abuse/Addition Outreach for Older Adults
A8: Building a Chemical Dependency Workforce: ADAMHS & Higher Education Models
A9: Ohio Addiction Policy Strengths, Gaps, and Next Steps
B1: A National Opioid Solutions Overview from the IAIABC
B2: Building a Countywide Response to the Opiate Epidemic
B3: Coming of Age: Prevention Education and Effective Screening and Diagnosis for an Aging Population
B4: An Overview of ROSC: Building Hope Through Connection and Partnership
B5: Same Old MI, Different Phrases
B7: Ohio HIDTA (High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area) Analytics and Ohio's Opioid Epidemic
B8: Opioid Withdrawal and Linkage Program: Where Healing Begins
B9: SKY Meditation (a Mind-Body Intervention in Overcoming Opioid Addiction): A Pilot Study
C2: Clermont's Employment Model (Linking Opiate Treatment and Employment)
C3: After the Opiates are Gone: Treating Addictive Behaviors in Recovery
C4: Resisting Arrest, Overdose, and Deaths: The Intersection between Law Enforcement/First Responders, Behavioral Health Providers, and Managed Care Plans
C5: Funding Innovative Pilot Programs: What Worked and What Didn't
C6: Inside the Drug Court: Results from Clinton County's Program Evaluation
C7: Substance Use Prevention in Ohio: Programs, Policies, and Funding to Target Addiction Before it Starts
C8: Promise to Hope: Serving Women who are Opiate Addicted and Pregnant
C9: Neuropsychological Understanding of Complex Trauma and Opiate Addiction
June 12
Keynote:
S.A.F.E Project US (Stop the Addiction Fatality Epidemic)
Breakout Sessions:
D1: Empowering Faith-Based Capacity
D2: People, Places, and Things: Making a Difference in the Opioid Epidemic
D3: How to Implement and Increase MAT for Opioid Use Disorders
D4: Lessons Learned During the First Year of Quick Response Team Implementation--Summit County
D5: Federal Funding Update: US Senator Rob Portman's Office and SAMHSA
D6: OPERATION RESOLVE--A Partnership with the Business Community
D7: It Takes a Team to Care for One
D8: Ohio START: Working with Families Affected by SUD
D9: Aging Ohioans: Prevention Strategies, Interventions, and Opportunities for Ohio's Opiate Epidemic
E1: Ohio ASSIST/Post Critical Incident Seminars
E2: Multi-Jurisdictional Drug Court (Seneca County PIVOT)
E3: Recovery Management and the Opiate Epidemic: A Paradigm Whose Time Has Come
E4: Visiting Nurse Association of Ohio Ambulatory Withdrawal Management Program
E5/F10: Mental Illness and the Addictive Brain
E7: A Local Response to Addiction
E8: Preparing for the Carve In of Behavioral Health Services to Medicaid Managed Care
E9: Supporting Professionals in Recovery
F1: Identifying and Working with Survivors of Trauma
F2: The Brain Science of Addiction: How to Talk about Substance Use Disorders in the Carpool Line
F3: Opiate Recovery Transition Program
F4: Ready, Set, SIMPLE! Top 10 Low Cost, Best Practice Strategies to Prevent Rx Medication Misuse
F5: Reaching Peers Where They Are--Emerging Trends
F6: Mindfulness in Recovery
F8: Resources for Communities from the Ohio Department of Health Violence and Injury Prevention Program
F9: A Quality Improvement Approach to Reduce Opioids Prescribed at a Pediatric Institution and Improve Opioid Safety Education to Patients and Families
For questions about the event, contact Brittany Koza at bkoza@oacbha.org.