1. What kind of method is employed by KDF to meet clients? The steps of Behavioral Health Continuum of Care Model used assisted Latin American Coalition for the Prevention of Addictions) CLAPA in developing the infrastructure needed for community based public health approaches leading to effective and sustainable reductions in alcohol, tobacco and use of other drugs and the prevention of common diseases by our Hispanic/Latino community through changes behavior. The King Foundation would go out to the street in the communities to meet with the participants and used these steps: Step 1: Assess Need; Step 2: Build Capacity; Step 3: Plan; Step 4: Implementation; Step 5: Evaluation, (Rodriguez, 2016). 2. Why do you think KDF finds going to the street to meet people an adequate method to inform them and give them access to health care? This method provide them with direct information from the people in the society to collected data to identify the problems within that specific geographic area and to address needs and gaps, for example sources of data include: 2010 US Census Bureau, 2014 Florida Youth Substance Abuse Survey, 2013 National Household survey on drug abuse, 2014 KDF focus groups and Prevalence survey. They are able to assess the need of the population in an attempt to establish the preparedness and availability of resources for the community so that they will be able assist with the issues of increase in underage consumption of alcohol and use of drugs. Going to
Through REACH, CDC supports awardee partners that will establish community-based programs and culturally-tailored interventions serving African Americans, American Indians, Hispanics/Latinos, Asian Americans, Alaska Natives, and Pacific Islanders. Interventions focus on proper nutrition, physical activity, tobacco use and exposure, and chronic disease prevention, risk reduction and management opportunities. Additionally, awardees will address health disparities in heart disease, diabetes, and infant health. The intent of REACH is to build an evidence base that supports community-centered approaches to reducing or eliminating health disparities. (REACH 2014 Awardees, para.
One objective by Healthiest Wisconsin 2020 involves reducing unhealthy and risky alcohol and other drug use by changing attitudes, knowledge, and policies, and by supporting services for prevention, screening, intervention, treatment, and recovery (Wisconsin Department of Health Services). One plan to decrease alcohol and illicit drug use is by using the process of screening, brief intervention, and referral to treatment (SBIRT). The goal of SBIRT is to target at risk individuals and intervene as more of a preventive measure before the situation increases to full on substance abuse and/ or dependency. The University of Massachusetts Medical School researched the effectiveness of having Remote Brief Intervention and Referral to Treatment (R-BIRT), where at risk individuals are connected with a R-BIRT interventionalist by telephone or two-way phone call to at risk patients while in the Emergency Room. The R-BIRT health coach completes an assessment, engages in brief motivational counseling, and refers the patient to follow-up if needed. The results of this exploratory study showed a positive impact. 58% of those in the study completed a consultation with the health coach, with patients who were enrolled in a model where the consult occurred during the Emergency Room visit, as opposed to after the visit, much more likely to a consult, 90% to 10%. If Emergency Departments had more of a
They meet and agree that cartels need to be stopped, so the drugs can be detained from entering the U.S, but when Wakefield asks the general what Mexico is doing for rehabilitation for addiction? The general responds nothing they eradicate themselves, they will overdose and kill themselves and that will be one less we have to worry about. When the general said this, I think it hit close to home for the Judge and he realized that could be his own daughter.
Addiction is has been around for a long time. The fear of people becoming addicted to certain substances has lead to policies changes. However, there has not been a major federal law passed that dealt with addiction in over forty years. In 2016, President Obama signed a law that covered all the major points of addiction and recovery. This topic this important to me because some of my loved ones are addicts. I may also have clients that are addicts.This paper will take a look at that law. First, we have to define a few key terms.
This dissertation will study a number of issues surrounding drug intervention programs, gen-der and mental health issues but first I want to introduce female involvement within the crimi-nal justice system (CJS) in the context of their drug addiction and will look at theories which have helped shape criminologists perspectives of female offenders throughout the years.
The building is separate in two parts: the resident treatment center “Harold Drive” and the gambling and community service center “Santiam House”. Both buildings are safe, confidential, and therapeutic. The whole treatment program is divided into three parts: residential medical program, outpatient program, and correction program. This program strongly emphasizes freewill, so people can choose whether they go to counseling, do the medical detoxification, continue the treatment programs or not.
Specifically, the grant seeks research expertise that concentrates on Hispanic’s access to health care by understanding potential disparities of the cultural barriers that may hinder access to preventative health services. As a grantee, the grantee could use the funding for the implementation of intervention studies that focus on education designed for the Hispanic community. An example may include developing an educational program to increase awareness, improve understanding of health prevention services, and share strategies for accessing the health care system. The education programs will initially occur by targeting urban housing areas with a high census of Hispanic population and then identify what venues such as recreation and resource centers are appropriate for various campaign efforts. During the outreach events, resources such as Spanish literature and interpreters are available that promote prevention health services and state and federal resources to enroll in healthcare
This program will help to bring healthcare education services closer to the people in my community. Personally, I encountered many challenges in my childhood due to poor health care services in the community. The idea of having access to a good healthcare provider was unheard of in the Latino circle because they were unreachable and expensive. Secondly, affordability of the healthcare due to high costs of having health insurance was also popular among the Latino community. For those who could access medical facilities, the challenge was related to the health insurances did not cover all their needs. These challenges were too pronounced. They influence my desire to enroll in this program because I seek to change the situation back at home. Through
*** was founded with a mission to be an alternative to incarceration. The organization is a private, free-standing, non-profit agency which is accessible to all, regardless of economic, ethnic or religious backgrounds. Since 1971, ***. has provided a highly successful, comprehensive, continuum of behavioral health services. Our formal treatment services have helped over 20,000 young people and their families. Under the *** umbrella, broad arrays of evidence-based prevention services have also been implemented in the treatment of substance use and co-occurring disorders. With their focus on identifying risk and protective factors, these programs have helped to educate and support
There are a number of methods of collecting data, some of them are – questionnaire, surveys, checklists, interviews, observations, focus group etc (Cordray, 1986; Einhorn and Hogarth, 1986).
New government data demonstrate the continued, urgent need for more Americans to have access to drug and alcohol addiction treatment, according to an analysis by the Closing the Addiction Treatment Gap (CATG) initiative. If implemented properly, federal health care reform legislation could help remove financial barriers to treatment for millions of Americans. *
Since 1980, the United States has taken on 10-year plans that outline certain key national health objectives set to be accomplished during a 10-year timeframe (Shi & Singh, 2015). These initiatives are founded on medical care with prevention services, health promotion, education, community health care, and increased access to integrated services. The initiative, Healthy People 2010: Healthy People in Healthy Communities, launched in 2000. The initiative emphasizes the role of community partners such as
International Accounting standard Board (IASB) is ‘responsible for the development of high quality global accounting standards for use in the world’s capital markets and by other users.’ It is the standard-setting body of the International Accounting Standards Committee (IASC) Foundation. It was formed in 2001 to replace IASC. The objectives of IASC foundation are to develop a single set of global financial reporting standard and to encourage the use of those standard.
In this chapter I will investigate the uses of economical language, themes and symbols in Ernest Hemingway’s stories. First of all, I will focus on Hemingway’s biography and summarise the most important facts. Later, I will discuss his minimalistic style and explain his famous “Theory of Omission”. Next, I am going to talk about the language’s simplicity and directness and it’s structure - how it looks like. Finally, I will try to present Hemingway’s technique, motifs and symbols on the basis of some of his well-known short stories.
If you were made to sit in front of the TV and count how many ads that mentioned beauty or anything to do with appearance you problem wouldn’t have enough fingers to count. There is thousands of products or images that mention beauty and physical attractiveness. To be honest the importance of beauty has always been around us every step of the way. For instance little girls playing with dolls or dress up is an example. We follow and look up to our mothers as role model and beauty figure. Another example is when little boys see their fathers put on a tie or watch them tie their shoe. As we grow up our parents teach us about the importance of hygiene. Which is shown through baths, brushing teeth, brushing hair, and etc. The importance of appearance in our lives can determine our lifespan and can be beneficial in other ways.