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Utahs 4th

Collaborating

for a New Tomorrow

Drug

EnDangErED

ChilDrEnConfErEnCE

Target Audience:

Child Protection Workers, Drug Court Personnel, Emergency

Department Personnel, EMTs, Hospital Social Workers, Judges,

Law Enorcement Personnel, Nurses, Paramedics, Pediatricians,

Prosecutors, Public Health Workers, Substance Abuse and Mental

Health Proessionals, Teachers, and Youth Workers

Sponsored by Pediatric Education Services at Primary Childrens Medical Center, Salt Lake City Police

Department, COPS Meth Initiative, U.S. Attorneys Ofce, District o Utah, Utah Division o Substance

Abuse and Mental Health

August 8-9, 2007

Westminster College

The Jay W. Lees Courage Theatre located in theJewett Center or the Perorming Arts and Emma

Jones Conservatory or Music and Theatre

1840 S. 1300 E., Salt Lake City, Utah


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Conference Objectives

This educational offering will enable the participant to:

1 Review key components of a DEC Program and provide an overview of the best practices

for protection and treatment for drug endangered children throughout the state of Utah.

Also includes examining effective initiatives in Indian Country.

2 Increase awareness of resources available to utilize in responding to prescription drug abuse

and the methamphetamine epidemic.

3 Provide and gain information on the psychological and social effects on children who are

exposed to illegal drug activity. Understand how to help children in at-risk environments to

respond positively to treatment efforts.4 Discuss the national and local medical research efforts focusing on the long-term outcome of

drug endangered children. Provide training to medical providers to increase the availability of

medical care for children exposed to drug environments.

5 Introduce the latest research on the environmental impact from methamphetamine produc-

tion, distribution and use. Provide training and information on Utahs efforts to clean up

chemically contaminated properties.

6 Work with child protection services to better address the needs of children affected from drug

endangered environments and train staff state-wide to ensure worker safety and protection to

the children in our communities.

7 Provide training to law enforcement on successful investigative techniques for narcotic cases

involving children. Increase the use of the Child and Elderly Endangerment Statute by law

enforcement and prosecutors in the state of Utah resulting in successful prosecution of drug

endangered children cases.

8 Provide information of treatment successes when dealing with methamphetamine and other

forms of drug addiction. Provide information on treatment programs for mothers and their

children as well as drug courts.

9 Identify international drug trafcking trends.

Continuing Education Credits

CLE/Post Credit is available.

General Attendance A general certicate of attendance for 12.5 hours will be presented during the

afternoon break of the second day.

This educational activity offers 12.5 nursing contact hours.

Primary Childrens Medical Center is an approved provider of continuing nursing education by the

Utah Nurses Association, an accredited approved by the American Nurses Credentialing Centers

Commission on Accreditation.

The Utah Department of Health Bureau of Emergency Medical Services recognizes this

conference for 9.5 hours of Continuing Medical Education (CME).

Social Work - Social Work CEU hours to be announced.

Course Description

Utahs fourth Drug Endangered

Children (DEC) Conference is a two-day event providingpertinent information and training for professionals

in Utahs DEC programs. Included in the conference will be

updates on new developments in law enforcement, prosecution,

child protection, substance abuse, research, medical treatment

and environmental health.


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Charri Brummer, Supervisor

Division of Child and

Family Services

Salt Lake City, Utah

Karen Buchi, MD

Professor, Department of Pediatrics

University of Utah, School of Medicine


Steve Cutler, DetectiveSalt Lake City Police Department

Drug Enforcement Administration

Metro Task Force


Nicole L. Erb, MA

Police Ofcer/Consultant

Thornton, Colorado

Kiti Freier, PhDProfessor, Loma Linda University/

Childrens Hospital

Loma Linda, California

Jim Gerhardt, Sergeant

Thornton Police Department

Thornton, Colorado

Doug Goldsmith, PhD

Executive Director

The Childrens Center


Jacci Graham, CSW

Childrens Service Society of Utah


Shawn Jimerson

CSAP Project Coordinator

Indian Walk-in Center


Robin Kahus

Parent


Susan Lewin, MD

University of Utah Medical Genetics


Brady MacKay, Special AgentDrug Enforcement Administration


Susan Mitchell, LCSW

Salt Lake Valley Mental Health


Steve Nelson, Deputy District Attorney

Salt Lake County District Attorneys Ofce


Craig PoVey, MSW, LCSW

Program Manager

State Division of Substance Abuse and

Mental Health


Kelly Quernemoen, MAJustice Program Manager

State Division of Substance Abuse and

Mental Health


Brian Reid, MS, LEHS, CDS

Salt Lake Valley Health Department

Murray, Utah

Melodie Rydalch, Law EnforcementCoordinator/Public Information Director

US Attorneys Ofce District of Utah


Mark Shurtleff, Attorney General


Jacey Skinner, Deputy District Attorney

Salt Lake County District Attorneys Ofce


Julie Steele, FNP

South Main Clinic


Christopher J. Stock, PharmD

Veterans Administration Medical Center


Doug Teerlink, DetectiveSalt Lake City Police Department

Drug Enforcement Administration

Metro Task Force


The Honorable William Thorne

Utah Court of Appeals Judge


Shane Tiernan,Criminal InvestigatorSalt Lake City, Utah

Kathryn Wells, MD

Medical Director

Denver Family Crisis Center

Denver, Colorado

Faculty


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THE PHOENIX AWARD

Westminster College

1840 South 1300 East


Our host site for 2007, Westminster College, was founded

in 1875 and is a private, comprehensive, independent

liberal arts college. The campus is situated on 27 acres

in a residential area of Salt Lake City and just 10 minutes

from downtown Salt Lake. The buildings where the

breakout sessions will be held are scattered down the

campus corridor a short ve minute walk from the

general session at The Jay W. Lees Courage Theatrelocated in The Jewett Center for the Performing Arts

and Emma Jones Conservatory for Music and Theatre.

Please dress comfortably and come prepared to enjoy

the summer weather.

PARKING

Parking is free at Westminster College in the parking

terrace located to the west of The Jewett Center for the

Performing Arts and Emma Jones Conservatory for Music

and Theatre. Carpooling is encouraged.

A map will be sent to you upon receipt of registration.


The Salt Lake City Convention and Visitor Bureau at

(801) 521-2822 provides information on sightseeing,

lodging, current events, and transportation. Anotherconvenient place to nd out about Salt Lake City and

lodging is www.utah.citysearch.com.

For more information regarding this conference, please call

or fax Pediatric Education Services at Primary Childrens

Medical Center:

Secure Fax (801) 662-3522

Phone (801) 662-3501 or (800) 910-7262Ofce Hours 8:00 am 5:00 pm M-F MST

CONFERENCE LOCATION

The ight of the Phoenix represents the

capacity to leave the world and its

problems behind. The Phoenix Award is

presented to individuals who have

demonstrated outstanding service in the

eld of drug endangered children in the

State of Utah.

Participants involved in Drug Endan-

gered Children programs go beyond

what is expected of them in their

particular disciplines. These individuals

often come up with non-traditional

solutions to the problems faced by

the vulnerable victims of drug abuse.

With gratitude, we acknowledge the

contributions of outstanding service

by these individuals.

Nominations

If you would like to nominate an

individual for the Phoenix Award,

please mail, e-mail, or fax in a short

description of the outstanding service

exhibited by the individual in the eld

of drug endangered children in the

State of Utah.

Nominations must be received no later

than Monday, June 25, 2007. Send

nominations to:

Phoenix Award

Primary Childrens Medical Center

Pediatric Education Services 3rd oor

100 North Medial Drive

Salt Lake City, Utah 84113

Fax (801) 662-3522

Questions (801) 662-3511

E-mail

[email protected]


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8:00 8:30 Registration (Please note: Breakast will not be provided.)

8:30 8:50 Welcome by Dignitary

8:50 9:15 Emerging Drug Trends and Collateral Effects

Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff

9:15 10:15 Caring for Drug Endangered Children

Kathryn Wells, MD

10:15 10:30 Break

10:30 11:30 Reactive Attachment Disorder: Interventions With Traumatized Children

Doug Goldsmith, PhD

11:30 1:00 Lunch Provided

Optional Lunch Roundtable Discussion: Reaching the Native American

Community. Informal discussion on ways to develop relationships,

share resources and deliver services to Native American Communities.

(If you will be attending this roundtable, please check appropriate box on

registration form.)

Co-facilitated by: Shawn Jimerson and Melodie Rydalch

1:00 2:00 Prescription Drug Abuse Across the Lifespan

Christopher J. Stock, PharmD

2:00 2:15 Break

2:15 3:15 A]Breakout Sessions (sessions run concurrently)

1) *DEC 101: Basics of Law Enforcement Investigation

and Prosecution

Steve Cutler and Jacey Skinner

2) Indian Child Welfare Act: Protecting Our Children,

Preserving Our Culture

The Honorable William Thorne

3) Opiates & Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome

Karen Buchi, MD

3:15 3:30 Break

3:30 4:30 B]Breakout Sessions (sessions run concurrently)

1) *DEC 101: Basics of Child Protection and Medical Services

Charri Brummer and Julie Steele

2) Through the Eyes of a Child Panel Discussion

Jacci Graham, CSW

3) What, I Have to Work With Who?Collaborating WithOther Professionals

Jim Gerhardt and Nicole L. Erb, MA

* = Basic courses for beginning programs

AUGUST 8, 2007


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8:00 8:30 Registration (Please note: Breakast will not be provided.)

8:30 9:30 The History and Future of Drug Endangered Children;

Beyond the Quick Fix

Jim Gerhardt and Nicola L. Erb, MA

9:30 9:45 Break

9:45 10:45 A]Breakout Sessions (sessions run concurrently)

1) Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (First of two sessions)

Susan Lewin, MD

2) *Closed To Entry: Chemical Contamination

Brian Reid, MS, LEHS, CDS

3) Being in the Know: How to Talk With Kids About Drugs

Craig PoVey, MSW, LCSW

10:45 11:00 Break

11:00 12:00 B]Breakout Sessions (sessions run concurrently)

1) Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Continued

Susan Lewin, MD

2) *Drug ID: Signs and Symptoms

Douglas Teerlink

3) Prescription Drug Use and Abuse: Identication and Investigation

Shane Tiernan

12:00 1:00 Lunch Provided

1:00 2:00 C]Breakout Sessions (sessions run concurrently)

1) From Charges to Convictions: A Collaborative Approach

Steve Nelson

2) 67% Success Rate: Family and Dependency Drug Court

Moderator: Kelly Quernemoen

3) National Drug Trafcking

Brady McKay

2:00 2:15 Break

2:15 3:15 Psychological and Social Needs of Drug Endangered Children

Kiti Freier, PhD

3:15 3:45 Mother Superior

A lm showing of the documentary by Alex Mack and Diana Montero

Featured at the Sundance Film Festival

3:45 4:00 Presentation of Phoenix Awards

4:00 5:00 A New Tomorrow

Robin Kahus

and

Panel Presentation: Families in Recovery

Moderated by: Susan Mitchell, LCSW

AUGUST 9, 2007

* = Basic courses for beginning programs


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July 27, 2007.

Seating is limited to 285 registrants.

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