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ADDICTIONS AND MENTAL HEALTH Problem Gambling ServicesWELCOME

Problem Gambling All Providers MeetingHosted by State Problem Gambling Service StaffFebruary 18, 2016GotoMeeting Webinar

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Agenda ItemsState Updates (15 minutes)

Oregon Lottery Project Updates- Thais Rodick, OSL (20 minutes)

Helpline Data Update Michele Tantriella- Modell (10 minutes)

Results of Adult Prevalence Study, Statewide Treatment Data for 2015 and Fantasy Sports Update- Presented Tom Moore, Executive Director of Oregon Council on Problem Gambling and Evaluator for Herbert and Louis (25 minutes)Questions and Answers (10 minutes)

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Post Webinar

PowerPoint, accompany documents and CEU certificates will be emailed to you next week. 4

State PGS General UpdatesUpcoming Training Opportunities:2016 Focus on the Future Conference- Collaboration between Washington and Oregon April 26-27: Preconference WorkshopsApril 28-29: General Conference Crown Plaza, PortlandConference and Registration Information available at: http://focusonthefuture.evergreencpg.org Dont forget to use the OHA code to receive a discounted rate and subsidies are available for providers whos agency will not cover costs of registration, lodging or mileage. Emails have been sent by Greta discussing these options and forms to complete. If you cant find the email, contact Greta at greta.l.coe@state.or.us.

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State PGS General UpdatesUpcoming Training Opportunities:

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Mandy Davis, PhD, LCSW, MSW, BSSWCo-Director, Trauma-Informed Oregon, Portland State UniversityMandy Davis, PhD is the Clinical Director for the Trauma Informed Care project and Co-Director for Trauma Informed Oregon at the Regional Research Institute at Portland State Universitys School of Social Work. Ms. Davis specializes in providing training, consultation, and supervision to systems, organizations, and providers on topics related to implementing trauma informed care and trauma-specific services. Ms. Davis has over 20 years of experience working with survivors of trauma of all ages through individual and group interventions. She is currently focused on strategies for organizations and multi-system groups to apply trauma informed practices and policies, teaching and training about trauma informed care across disciplines, and developing trauma informed supervision models.Mandy will present Trauma Informed Care 101 on April 29, 2:45-4:45 pm.

State PGS General UpdatesUpcoming Training Opportunities:SBIRT Webinar - Gambling Screening: How to Make It Fun!Join us for a free webinar on Wednesday, March 16, 2016 @ 12:00-1:30pm PTFREE. Register at: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/8774394532707963906Description: This free webinar will introduce participants to gaming, at-risk, and problematic gambling activities, as well as disordered gambling. Join this webinar to learn more about the types of gambling, use of technology, and when screens can produce false conclusions. The presenter will discuss when the SBIRT model for gambling (GBIRT) does not work as intended and how a different approach yields more accurate at-risk results. Learn how to have FUN when screening for at-risk gambling behaviors with your clients/patients.

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State PGS General Updates

8Upcoming Training Opportunities:

30th National Conference on Problem GamblingJuly 15-16, 2016Preconference: July 13-14, 2016Tarrytown, NY (50 Minutes North of Manhattan)

For more information: http://www.ncpgambling.org/training-certification/national-conference/

State PGS General Updates

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PBS/Frontline Presentation- February 9, 2106

An investigation with The New York Times into fantasy sports and online sports betting. With law enforcement cracking down, the film traces the growth of these booming businesses and goes inside their operations at home and abroad.Can be watch at: http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/frontline/film/fantasy-sports-gamble/

State PGS General Updates

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Next PGS All Provider Webinar/MeetingApril 14th from 9-10:30am. To register: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/8283045870951820545 Agenda items being determined.

After that, June 16th from 9-10:30.

Meetings/training calendar for the fiscal year 2016-17, will be scheduled and announced in April.

State Prevention UpdatesMarch is Problem Gambling Awareness Month! The deadline to submit to HSD artwork from the statewide Problem Gambling Awareness Art Search is April 15th. PGAM materials available at: http://ncpgprevention.groupsite.com/file_cabinet/folders/242951

Lane County is hosting the 3rd Annual Oregon Youth and Young Adult Problem Gambling Awareness Month Video Contest. For more information visit :http://www.preventionlane.org/problem-gambling-awareness-videos

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State Prevention Updates

All PG Prevention Coordinators should be familiar with the Substance Abuse and Problem Gambling Programs Oregon Administrative Rule (OAR) 415-056-0030 415-056-0050, and Service Element (SE) 80 language. These two documents provide the guidelines and required program elements that are mandatory for providing problem gambling prevention services. SE 80 is included in the contract between your organization and HSD.

New Problem Gambling materials will be available soon for distribution!

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State Treatment UpdatesCANCELED Treatment Call: March 2nd from 3-4. Greta recently applied and got accepted to a SAMHSA Behavioral Health Leadership Development Program Emerging Leaders program and must attend an in person meeting in Maryland on March 2nd.

Due to the April Focus on the Future Conference and April All Provider Webinar, our next treatment call will be on May 4th from 3-4:30.

GPMS forms have been updated as of February 1, 2016. Please start using the revised forms immediately. All updated GPMS forms can be found on the Oregonpgs web page at: http://www.oregonpgs.org/treatment-resources/

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State Treatment UpdatesPerformance Based Contracting Metrics95% completion of Gambling Client Enrollment surveys90% of clients seen within 5 business days (access/wait time)90% of reporting submitted within contractual requirement timeframe (3 data points- enrollment, discharge and encounter data)50% penetration rate reached for counties/direct contractors for July 1-December 31, 2015; and 100% penetration rate reached for counties/direct contractors for July 1, 2015 June 30, 2016. 50% or greater of yearly allocation spent on gambling treatment services for July 1-Decmeber 31, 2105; and 100% of yearly allocation spent on gambling treatment services for July 1, 2015- June 30, 2016.

For more information on Performance Base Contracting Metrics, visit: http://www.oregonpgs.org/treatment/billing-codes-and-rates/

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Oregon Lottery Project Updates

16Presented by: Thais Rodick, Oregon Lottery

17Agenda National Problem Gambling Awareness month materialsWeb site data (November/December 2015 & January 2016)Video Lottery updateNew Couch PG TV spotsDigital advertising materials in Spanish

18National Problem Gambling Awareness Month materials

19National Problem Gambling Awareness Month materials

20OPGR.org clicks to the web siteNovember 2015

November saw 84,385 clicks to opgr.org30,127 - Google54,258 - Facebook

21OPGR.org clicks to the web siteDecember 2015

December saw 73,588 clicks to opgr.org29,379 - Google44,209 - Facebook

22OPGR.org clicks to the web siteJanuary 2016

January saw 60,900 clicks to opgr.org20,916 - Google39,984 - Facebook

23Video Lottery Campaign objectiveResponsibly increase the Video Lottery player base by 5% and grow awareness of new Video Lottery games.In addition to our current Digital and In-Bar campaign, we are now adding television to our media mix at no incremental cost.

Washington TrailTime Limit

24Video Lottery Spring Television Ad Schedule

25New PG spot The Couch

26Digital advertising materials in Spanish

Top Performing Ads

Necesito dineroprestamos rapidosjuegos juegosgambling anonymous meetingsgambling addiction

27Digital advertising materials in Spanish

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Helpline Data Update 29Presented by Michele Tantriella- Modell, Program Manager at Emergence, contractor for Helpline Services

Helpline monthly data/referrals is available at: http://www.oregonpgs.org/research-data-surveys/

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Results of Adult Prevalence Study, Statewide Treatment Data for 2015 and Fantasy Sports31

Presented by Tom Moore, Evaluator for Herbert and Louis and Executive Director for the Oregon Council on Problem Gambling

Past Year 2015 & 2001 ns2015 & 2001 both lower than 1997 and 2006 p < .05

Lifetime 2015 & 1997 ns2015 & 1997 both higher than 2001 and 2006

Table 19. Oregon Participation Rates (Weighted)YearnPast Year (%)Lifetime (%)1997150270.087.02001150059.678.22006155464.582.92015151256.685.8

Gambling Participation & Average Typical Monthly ExpenditureActivityPlayed (%)Typical Monthly Expend (Dollars)Lottery Activities Traditional Games36.914.2 Video Games (Poker/Line)19.286.8 Keno5.614.7Casino/IGC19.8122.3Stocks/Bonds (Not Retirement)74,430.9*Sporting Events (Not Animals)628.6Skill Games5.240.8Cards (Not at Casino/IGC)4.891.4Charitable (Not Bingo)3.642.2Bingo (Not Casino/IGC)3.632.5Fantasy Sports2.7133.4Animal Contests1.8191.5Slots (Not OSL or Casino/IGC)1.7196.4Dice (Not Casino/IGC)114.4Any Other2.843.2

Prevalence Estimate

Essentially no change since 2006

PGSI(8+) Combined Rate 2.6%

Changes in the research field viewing rates

18-24 more likely to report equal35+ more likely to report more extreme harm outweighsAttitudes

No Differences

18-34 more likely some/some18-34 less likely all types illegal

18-34 more likely current availability is fineMales more likely not enough

35+ more aware (86.8% - 77.1%) 35+ males more aware than females18-34 males less aware than females35+ more likely dont know (31.1% -21.6%)Females less likely no (6.1% - 9.3%)

In Field July 31 October 20, 2015Only slight difference among groups

18-34 more likely yes (84.8% - 69.8%) p < .001)No other significant differences

Of the 834 who played, 13.3% reported spending moneyTypical month average expenditure $32.0018-34 spent more than 35+ ($44.80 - $19.40) p < .05Males overall spent more than females($41.80 - $15.20) p < .0518-34 males spent more than 35+ males ($56.90 - $22.80) p < .05

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FY 14-15: Gamblers - 1182; Family 1505.6% Above FY 13-14

44TEN LARGEST PROGRAMSAGENCYGAMBLERFAMILYTOTALLANE-EMERGENCE10828136WASHINGTON-TUALATIN VALLEY CENTERS10613119MULTNOMAH-CASCADIA1099118MULTNOMAH-INACT, INC9014104CLACKAMAS-CASCADIA702898MARION-BRIDGEWAY OUTPATIENT83184JACKSON-ON TRACK72577CLACKAMAS-CASCADIA68472MULTNOMAH-LEWIS AND CLARK COLLEGE511061JACKSON-ADDICTIONS RECOVERY CENTER43750800119919

45SPECIALTY PROGRAMSPROGRAMGAMBLERFAMILY TOTAL BRIDGEWAY RESIDENTIAL56056MINIMAL INTERVENTION (GEAR)37643OPTIONS FOR SOUTHERN OREGON-RESPITE404

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47Table 4.1 Primary Gambling Activity(In Percent)GameAllMalesFemalesMachines91.188.294.4Keno0.80.71.0Cards3.86.21.2Sports0.40.50.2Animals0.30.50.0Bingo0.30.20.4Scratch1.21.60.8Other2.12.12.0

Table 4.2 Machine Games by Gender(In Percent)GameAllMalesFemalesVideo Poker46.349.742.4Slot/Mechanical Reel28.124.931.8Video Line Games16.713.620.2

Primary Locations:

OSL Video72.3%IGC/Casino12.2%OSL Other10.8%Males more likely video pokerFemales more likely line games

48Incentive Matrix:System Wide (%)# Achieving1. 95% completed enrollment surveys83.9112. 50% of annual penetration rate60.113. 90% seen within five days96.9234. 90% reporting75.745. 50% or greater $$ on treatment**

* Still checking December data

49FANTASY SPORTS Update from 10/27/15 All Provider WebinarIs it a skill game or gambling?NCPG 10/8/15 Resolution: gambling!OCPG 1/28/16 Resolution: gambling!

National StatusIllegal or gambling: 11 States* (Washington)Laws under review: 16 States* (California)Legal (Allowed) 23 States* (Oregon)

ConcernsDeemed high risk esp. younger malesLaws are not addressing consumer protections (NCPG)* http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/frontline/film/fantasy-sports-gamble/

50What little we know in Oregon:2.7% of adults played in past 12 months

Males four times as likely to report playing

Of those playing: 77.8% monthly or less18.5% weekly or more3.7% two to three times a monthAverage typical monthly expend: $133.4

Thats all for now, folks

Working on getting the adolescent study into the field!

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ContactsGreta Coe, Problem Gambling Services ManagerGreta.l.coe@state.or.us; 503-945-6187

Roxann Jones, Problem Gambling Prevention SpecialistRoxann.r.jones@state.or.us; 503-947-5548

Patricia Alderson, Problem Gambling Administrative SupportPatricia.alderson@state.or.us; 503-945-971053

Final Notes:PowerPoint, accompany documents and CEU certificates will be emailed to you next week.

Thanks for your participation in this webinar, and for the work that you do every day!

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