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THE PLACER/NEVADA MODEL RX Drug Safety Placer & Nevada The Opioid Safety Coalition for Placer and Nevada Counties By: Lindsay Coate, Director of Programs, Sierra Sacramento Valley Medical Society RX DRUG SAFETY - VISION Our vision - RX Drug

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THE PLACER/NEVADA MODEL

RX Drug Safety Placer & Nevada The Opioid Safety Coalition for Placer and Nevada Counties By: Lindsay Coate, Director of Programs, Sierra Sacramento Valley Medical Society

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RX DRUG SAFETY - VISION

Our vision - RX Drug Safety is a physician led coalition made up of community members and experts collaborating to prevent opioid misuse and abuse to help save lives and promote wellness in Placer and Nevada Counties. Our goals - To tackle the growing problem of opioid overdoses and misuse in Placer and Nevada Counties by gathering multiple stakeholders to assess and create solutions focusing on the three federal priority areas of safe prescribing practices, medication-assisted treatments and increasing access to naloxone.

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RX DRUG SAFETY - PARTNERS

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ACTION TEAMS

6 Action Teams

Data Collection and Monitoring Community Based Prevention Intervention Treatment and Recovery Prescribers and Pharmacists First Responders Communications and Events

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ACTION TEAMS

COMMUNICATIONS AND EVENTS

Projects:

  • Vision
  • Fact Sheet
  • Website link – www.pncms.org/rxdrugsafety
  • Press Conference
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ACTION TEAMS

COMMUNITY BASED PREVENTION

SMART Goals:

  • Garner 100% participation for the California Health Kids Survey from all county school districts.
  • Give medication safety support to community organizations and to the public.
  • Community wide push - “Lock it up, Clean it out, Drop it off”.
  • Promote DEA Drug Take Back Events.

Achievements:

  • 84% Participation in Placer County Schools,
  • Brochure designed for community orgs and patients.
  • Spring DEA drug take back day yielded 5,600 pounds of prescription drugs, up 55% from fall 2015.
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ACTION TEAMS

PRESCRIBERS AND PHARMACISTS

SMART Goals:

  • Develop and encourage the use of Safe Prescribing Practices for various modes of practice.
  • Promote patient awareness of opioid dangers and other methods of pain management.
  • Work with payors to support coverage for alternative forms of pain management.

Achievements:

  • Safe Prescribing Practices
  • Patient Campaign
  • Pharmacy Project, in conjunction with Intervention and Recovery Team
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ACTION TEAMS

PRESCRIBERS AND PHARMACISTS

  • Free, laminated printouts

for all area physician

  • ffices.
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ACTION TEAMS – REPORT

PRESCRIBERS AND PHARMACISTS

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ACTION TEAMS – REPORT

PRESCRIBERS AND PHARMACISTS

  • Free Poster for all area

physician waiting rooms.

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ACTION TEAMS

FIRST RESPONDERS

SMART Goals:

  • Launch first responder’s naloxone pilot program in remote areas of Placer and Nevada Counties.
  • Encourage safe disposal of prescription drugs by installing prescription drop off boxes at various locations.

Achievements:

  • Naloxone Pilot Program in Roseville PD and Grass Valley PD
  • Walgreen RX Disposal Box – Call to Action
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ACTION TEAMS

INTERVENTION TREATMENT AND RECOVERY

SMART Goals:

  • Increase buprenorphine prescriptions by 5%.
  • Increase clinics connected with Project ECHO.
  • Increase number of “x” certified physicians by 20%.
  • NEW – Assessing and solving barriers to treatment in Placer County

Achievements:

  • Two new “x” certified physicians at Western Sierra Clinic
  • Buprenorphine Prescriber Survey Results
  • List of Recovery providers
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HOW MANY PATIENTS ARE YOU CURRENTLY PRESCRIBING BUPRENORPHINE?

1 2 3 4 5 5 to 19 20 to 75 75 to 99

Buprenorphine Prescription Rate

Number of Patients Number

  • f

Physicians

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BUPRENORPHINE PRESCRIPTION SURVEY

Takeaways: There are not enough prescribers in the community who have an “x” certification AND who also take Medi-Cal More education for prescribers needed:  Benefits of prescribing buprenorphine for both addiction and pain management  Provide physicians with avenue to receive their “X” license A robust referral service is needed:  When prescribing buprenorphine for addiction, the patient will become long term. Many prescribers do not have the capacity for this type of patient.  A list of all area recovery treatment providers should be given/promoted to all prescribers

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ACTION TEAMS

DATA AND COLLECTION

SMART Goals:

  • Increase physician participation in CURES 2.0 by 50%.
  • Track data of pharmacies prescribing naloxone.

Achievements:

  • Data added to Placer Dashboard. http://www.pncms.org/rxdrugsafety/
  • Pharmacy survey in progress.
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UPCOMING FOR SACRAMENTO COUNTY TASKFORCE

  • The Sierra Sacramento Valley Medical Society (SSVMS) is the lead for the Engaging the Medical Community

and Overdose Prevention Subcommittee.

  • SSVMS is applying for the CDPH grant, “Local Coalitions to Address Opioid Misuse and Abuse”
  • Support the ongoing work of the Sacramento Opioid Taskforce
  • Collaborate with El Dorado and Yolo County Public Health Departments
  • Focus areas:
  • Safe Prescribing Guidelines and Physician Education
  • Alternative Therapies and Patient Education
  • Medicated Assisted Treatment / Buprenorphine Prescribers
  • Naloxone
  • Pharmacies
  • Police Departments
  • Outreach to Policymakers on Local, State and Federal Levels
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SIERRA SACRAMENTO VALLEY MEDICAL SOCIETY

Why SSVMS?

  • The Sierra Sacramento Valley Medical Society is dedicated to bringing together physicians from all modes
  • f practice to promote the art and science of quality medical care and to enhance the physical and mental

health of our entire community.

  • Proudly representing over 3,500 physicians and their patients in El Dorado, Sacramento and Yolo counties.
  • Dedicated physician led committees
  • 44 member delegation that develops and recommends healthcare policy positions
  • Mental Health advocacy for patients, White Paper on “Crisis in the Emergency Room”
  • Philanthropic programs that support the future of medicine and providing specialty care to the

undocumented and uninsured.

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UPCOMING FOR SACRAMENTO COUNTY TASKFORCE

  • In Progress:
  • Patient Safety Campaign
  • Safe Prescribing Guidelines for Hospitals
  • 10 physician education presentations for safe

prescribing

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ACTION NEEDED FROM SACRAMENTO TASKFORCE MEMBERS

Letters of Recommendation for the Sierra Sacramento Valley Medical Society as lead for the CDPH Grant, “Local Coalitions to Address Opioid Misuse and Abuse”.

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CONTACT INFORMATION

Lindsay Coate Director of Programs Sierra Sacramento Valley Medical Society lcoate@ssvms.org 916-452-2671