… may not pay for health services provided to incarcerated individuals, with the exception of someone who is outside of prison or jail for 24 hours or more (e.g., when admitted as an … while the member is outside of jail or prison for 24 hours or more. Process Overview • Some forms of Medicaid will end because incarceration prevents the member from meeting basic … to review information but not take action. Process Overview • There is no limit to how long someone’s benefits can be suspended, as long as they continue to meet program rules. • If …

… with fatal overdoses among individuals and communities. 5 What about those who have helped someone ? I Either… Love someone Am someone Lost someone Whose life has been affected by … Working with SUD Populations • Professionals are more likely to work with SUD populations in some capacity. • Substance Use Counselors • Other Counselors (LPC, LMFT) • Medical • Law … Agree Disagree Strongly Disagree Neutral “This is what I do for a profession; but it’s also something I’ve experienced in my personal life.” “Dealing with overdoses has impacted me in areas …

… or distribution. .................. 17 B. Non-food service is “Unrelated Activity” but some may be allowable with DHS approval. ........ 17 C. Institutional or individual display of … You have the right to refuse service to people who are uncooperative or belligerent, but someone with a mental illness may be a challenge one day and completely cooperative at their next … basis if your outlet has a plan in place that includes other options. You cannot require someone to bring an interpreter, but you can let people know how you provide interpretation …

… supervisors or journalists. Most individuals with dementia do not fit the stereotype of someone who is confused and living in either an assisted living or nursing home facility. The … or abstract images or icons as representations. • Be placed at key decision points for someone who is trying to navigate premises for the first time. • Indicate the locations of … walks of life to learn about dementia and share their experiences of living with or caring for someone with dementia. This section contains special challenges and specific strategies for …

… in the surveys have provided at least supervision, if not additional caregiving duties, for someone with dementia. Providing students with the understanding of dementia necessary to provide appropriate care for someone with dementia will benefit the student, the person with dementia, and the family as a … in the 2016-2017 school year. NO 80% YES 20% PERCENTAGE OF TEENS WHO HAVE PROVIDED CARE FOR SOMEBODY WITH DEMENTIA When polled, one in five sophomores at Wausau West High School responded …

… survey had a response rate of over 53% and is representative of those who live in the state. Some important results include:* • At the individual level, almost all respondents recognized … survey results | 4 About Language This survey deals with opioid use disorder, or what people sometimes refer to as “addiction.” This term has come to be seen by many as stigmatizing because … opioid use disorder. Respondents were asked to check one or more boxes as to whether or not “someone with addiction to opioids has…” A majority (94%) believed that opioid use disorder is a …

… tool8 32.8 35.3 33.1 33.7 Percent of children (0-17 years) living in households where someone smokes8 28.4 25.0 26.8 25.7 Percent of children (0-17 years) without special health care … tool8 32.1 35.3 33.1 33.7 Percent of children (0-17 years) living in households where someone smokes8 30.6 25.0 26.8 25.7 Percent of children (0-17 years) without special health care … tool8 32.7 35.3 33.1 33.7 Percent of children (0-17 years) living in households where someone smokes8 27.5 25.0 26.8 25.7 Percent of children (0-17 years) without special health care …

… prepared • This toolkit is the first step you can take to be prepared and informed! • Here are some things you can do to get started: • Set up a meeting • Take responsibility • Plan ahead • … • If there are infants, elderly, or family members with mobility limitations, make sure that someone is assigned to assist them in the fire drill and in the event of an emergency. 27 … to the needs of special populations during a crisis. • Some possible situations or conditions someone may encounter when working with people with disabilities or the elderly include: • …

… P. 1 bullets in columns one and two. What is the role of the health department in treating someone with active TB disease? P.1 first paragraph under Organization and Supervision of … months? P. 2 bottom of second column, Table 2 and P. 37 section 5.2.1 last paragraph When can someone with an abnormal chest x-ray for whom TB disease has been ruled out start treatment for … Drug Resistance , 5th paragraph and P. 66 under Section 9.1 Why does treatment for TB disease sometimes fail? P. 67, Section 9.2, 2nd paragraph When is it ok to start a patient on an expanded …

… THIS MANUAL so that you can refer back to it if you have questions. If you do not understand something or if you have questions the manual doesn’t answer, ask your IRIS consultant or fiscal … You must make sure that timesheets and claims do not overlap hours for the same provider. • If someone is applying to be a participant-hired worker and they lie or provide false information to … or need help right away, call 911. Wait until you are safe to report an incident. If you or someone you know is being abused or neglected, you should call your local law enforcement agency …

… THIS MANUAL so that you can refer back to it if you have questions. If you do not understand something or if you have questions the manual doesn’t answer, ask your IRIS consultant or fiscal … You must make sure that timesheets and claims do not overlap hours for the same provider. • If someone is applying to be a participant-hired worker and they lie or provide false information to … or need help right away, call 911. Wait until you are safe to report an incident. If you or someone you know is being abused or neglected, you should call your local law enforcement agency …

… 5 Trauma-Informed Approach ▪ Why might the material in this presentation be difficult for some people? ▪ How can we be sensitive to overdose-related trauma? A trauma-informed approach … 9 Use People First Language A person is a person first, and a behavior is something that can change – terms like “drug addict” or “user” imply someone is “something” instead of someone. Source: NHRC Respect to Connect: Undoing Stigma …

… may not pay for health services provided to incarcerated individuals, with the exception of someone who is outside of prison or jail for 24 hours or more (e.g., when admitted as an … conditions. Programs That Cannot Be Suspended • Not all types of Medicaid can be suspended. • Some forms of Medicaid will end because incarceration prevents the member from meeting basic … General Information on Suspension Suspension Length • There is no limit to how long someone’s benefits can be suspended, as long as they continue to meet program rules. Covered …

… voluntary, and mutual decision among all participants to engage in sexual activity." "If someone is uncomfortable during sex, they should just speak up and say 'No'".  "Asking for … and is unrealistic." "Men initiate sex while women either grant or deny sex." You might hear someone say this... You could respond with this... "It is everyone's responsibility to get … people are voluntarily and openly sending pictures, videos or texts to another person.  If someone is sending you inappropriate messages without your consent, it is image abuse.  COVID-19 …