Customizing Stimulant Use Responses Based on Community Unique Needs and Location

Friday, November 4, 2022

3:15 PM – 4:15 PM

Presenter(s)

Kevin Mariano

Program Coordinator
National Criminal Justice Training Center of Fox Valley Technical College
Appleton, Wisconsin
Julian Garcia

Gang Unit Detective
Tohono O'odham Police
Tucson, Arizona
RM

Ronald Martin
Jennifer Lanzillotta-Rangeley, PhD, CRNA

Assistant Professor
University of Cincinnati

The concept of the customization of stimulant response programs to fit the unique needs of specific communities will be discussed. In these cases, the collaboration of law enforcement and clinical entities is vital to the success of these programs. Hear from four experts who will discuss perspectives from rural and tribal locations and how their communities are developing and implementing specialized programs based on these distinctive locations.

Learning Objectives:

Describe the aspects of rural communities and social determinants of health in these areas.
Identify the healthcare/clinical quality of rural communities and how this impacts the stimulant response plan of this area.
Describe program development using a rural community case example.
Describe the law enforcement relationships with substance use disorder (SUD) providers serving people who use stimulants in rural communities.
Discuss the importance of harm reduction strategies in addressing SUD and identify evidence based practice.
Identify key components of a tribal law enforcement diversion/deflection program and the traditional law enforcement role.
Describe program development using a tribal community case example.
Participants will learn the how and why the Bryan Brown Youth Academy (BBYA) was formed.
Participants will understand the impact of community outreach programs such as the BBYA.