Opioid Crisis Next Door: Wednesday, June 27, 2018 •8:00 am – 3:00 pm

Crowne Plaza and Conference Center, 3000 South Dirksen Parkway, Springfield, IL

Keeping the Momentum: Are We Hitting the Mark? This workshop has a two-fold focus: 1) coalition-building and community efforts to prevent and treat substance use disorders, and 2) for practitioners to address new opioid prescription guidelines, treatment options, and the use of Medication-Assisted Treatment as part of recovery

Registration – Second Floor of the Crowne Plaza and Conference Center

Welcome and Opening Remarks – Nirav D. Shah, M.D., J.D., Director, IDPH

Are We Making a Difference? – Omar Manejwala, MD, psychiatrist and national speaker

When Meetings Aren’t Enough – Amy Daum, MA, LPC, NCC, CADC, CSAT Candidate, Lead Counselor, UnityPoint Health,Illinois Institute for Addiction Recovery, Springfield, IL

Break

Community and Financial Impact of Substance Use Disorders Cinda Edwards, President, Illinois Coroner’s Association

Overdose Lifeline/Indiana Success Story Kourtnaye Sturgeon, Director of Education, Overdose Lifeline, Indianapolis, IN Ada Bair, CEO, Memorial Hospital, Carthage, IL

Southern Illinois University - IHA Opioid ECHO Hub – Adam Kohlrus, BS, MS, CPHQ, CPPS, Assistant Vice President of Quality, Safety, and Health Policyof the Illinois Health and Hospital Association’s Institute for Innovations in Care and Quality

Networking Lunch – Buffet Style

BREAK-OUT SESSIONS – THREE OPTIONS

TRACK ONE – TBANARCAN EDUCATIONAL SESSION – Whitney Greger, MPH, CHES, Health Education Program Coordinator, and Joe Trotter, Prevention Specialist, Champaign-Urbana Public Health District

TRACK TWO – TBACOALITION BUILDING – Kim Sanders and Pat Schou, facilitators

– Coalition-Building in Southern Illinois: Updates, Advice, and Lessons Learned,presented by Liz Toomey, SIU School of Medicine’s Center for Rural Health and Social ServiceDevelopment, Rural Project Specialist

– Facts, Fiction, and Addiction, presented by Sara Buehnerkemper, PharmD,Director of Pharmacy, Carle Richland Memorial Hospital

– Our Opiate Coalition Journey, presented by Shea Haurey, Executive Director,Human Service Center, Red Bud, IL

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8:40 am

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11:15 am

12:00 pm

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1:00 pm

This project is supported by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) under grant H54RH00019, Rural Hospital Flexibility Program.

Dr. Nirav D. Shah

Cinda Edwards

AmyDaum

Dr. Omar Manejwala

Ada Bair

Adam Kohlrus

SaraBuehnerkemper

Shea Haury

LizToomey

KourtnayeSturgeon

WhitneyGreger

AGENDA

JoeTrotter

– Creating and Keeping Healthy Communities, presented by Angela Stoltzenburg, MBA, Community Health Collaborative, Director, Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital– Taking the Next Step: Growing Your Coalition, presented by Gene Allen,

Practice Manager, Lawrence County Memorial Hospital– Community Partners Against Substance Abuse, presented by Dawn Conerton,

Director, CPASA, Bureau/Putnam County

TRACK THREE – TBAPRACTITIONER CARE

1:00 p.m.

2:30 p.m.

3:00 pm

Registration InformationINTENDED AUDIENCE: Medical practitioners, healthcare providers, local coalitions, and other rural community stakeholders focused on combatting opioid misuse, heroin use, and substance use disorders

ONLINE REGISTRATION INFORMATION: Please visit www.icahn.org/professional-education for registration details. There is no paper registration. If anyone has difficulty with the online registration, please contact Kathy Fauble, ICAHN Professional Education Services Director, or Liz Swanson, Assistant Director, at kfauble@icahn.org or lswanson@icahn.org or 217.223.0452. Deadline to register is Friday, June 22, 2018. Registrations and payment by credit card options are available online at www.icahn.org/professional-education.

CONTINUING EDUCATION HOURS: 5.25 Nurse Contact Hours / 5.25 LCSW Clock Hours / 5.25 LCPC Contact HoursICAHN is an approved provider of continuing nursing education by the Ohio Nurses Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation (OBN-001-91)(OH-350, 11/1/19). Criteria for successful completion include attendance at 90 percent of the event and submission of a completed evaluation form. Partial credit will not be awarded. The planning committee members and presenters declared no conflict of interest. The presenters have agreed to present information fairly and without bias.

COST: The registration fee is $40 per attendee and will be used to pay for food, materials, and continuing education credits. Please make checks payable to the “Illinois Critical Access Hospital Network” and make reference to the 2018 Opioid Conference Workshop. Checks must be received prior to the date of the workshop. No refunds will be given after Friday, June 15, 2018.

Dr. Paul Bonucci

Dr. Michael Wahl

– Dr. Paul Bonucci, Emergency Department Medical Director, Illinois Valley Community Hospital, and founder of an urgent care center Emergency Department Prescribing Guidelines: How do we make them work? – Dr. Michael Wahl, FACEP, FACMT, Senior Clinician Educator, Medical Director, Illinois Poison Center

AndrewDewey

Telling the Story: Changing My Life – Andrew Dewey, SpringfieldBorn on a farm in central Illinois, Andrew Dewey was an extremely successful businessman for over 20 years. Upon moving to New Orleans and having Hurricane Katrina destroy everything, FEMA relocated him and his family to Jacksonville, IL. Once there, he struggled to find work and later, he and his wife divorced. Alone and hopeless, his downward spiral was exacerbated by a back injury. Prescribed 90 hydrocodones per month, both his back and mental pain were alleviated, but when the prescribing doctor went out of business, he turned to heroin. In this session, Andrew recalls his journey from rock bottom to recovery.

Evaluation/Adjournment

AngelaStoltzenburg

GeneAllen

DawnConerton

This project is supported by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) under grant H54RH00019, Rural Hospital Flexibility Program.

PRESENTER INFORMATIONNirav D. Shah, M.D., J.D., was appointed as Director of the Illinois Department of Public Health in January 2015. As an attorney and former public health economist, Director Shah has advised professionals around the nation and world about cost-effective health systems and methods to enhance the delivery of efficient healthcare in policy and practice. A native Chicagoan, Director Shah received both his medical and law degrees from the University of Chicago. Director Shah lived and worked in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, as the Chief Economist for the Ministry of Health of Cambodia, where he focused on issues related to public health system efficiency. He also served as an epidemiologist for the Ministry, investigating and managing disease outbreaks across Cambodia. Director Shah also spent several years as an attorney at the renowned law firm, Sidley Austin LLP, where he focused on the administrative and legal aspects of healthcare and public health.

As one of the nation’s leading experts on addiction, Dr. Omar Manejwala offers insight and analysis on new developments related to addiction and mental health. He has spent his career studying and innovating in the fields of psychiatry and addiction. He graduated from the University of Maryland School of Medicine, and was the Executive Chief Resident in Psychiatry at Duke. He is a fellow of the American Psychiatric Association and a diplomat of the American Board of Addiction Medicine. He served as the Medical Director for Hazelden Foundation, one of the nation’s oldest and largest addiction centers. While there, he developed and launched a treatment program for healthcare professionals, treating over 350 clients in just 18 months. He was also able to drive large improvements in benchmarked patient satisfaction metrics.

Amy Daum, MA, LPC, NCC, CADC, CSAT is the Lead Counselor for the UnityPoint Health Illinois Institute for Addiction Recovery, Springfield, IL. Amy received her Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Bradley University in August of 2014, is a Licensed Professional Counselor, National Certified Counselor, Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor and Certified Sex Addiction Therapist. Amy has been with IIAR for four years. Amy has experience providing individual counseling, group counseling,

group psychoeducation and working with families in both inpatient and outpatient settings.

Cinda Edwards, President, Illinois Coroner’s Association, has been the Sangamon County Coroner since June 2011. Prior to becoming coroner, she was a Registered Nurse and the Clinical Director of Priority Care. She has experience with administrative duties involving the daily clinical activities along with administering care to patients with a variety of illnesses and injuries, both chronic and acute. While the majority of her 32 years as a practicing Registered Nurse was spent at Priority Care, she also worked at St. John’s Hospital in the Emergency Room and Memorial Medical Center in the Neurosurgical Unit. She is also a member of the Sangamon County Opioid Task Force.

Ada Bair, RN, BSN, MHA, licensed nursing home administrator, and Chief Executive Officer for Memorial Hospital and Hancock County Senior Services, Carthage, is a proven leader and dedicated healthcare professional focused on identifying and delivering innovative solutions that communities need. Known for being service oriented and community driven, she has led many teams in their efforts to deliver sustainable, non-profit holistic healthcare. She is responsible for an 18-bed critical access hospital, seven clinics, a 42-apartment supportive living facility, two memory care houses, home health agency and joint venture for physical therapy and occupational therapy.

Kourtnaye Sturgeon is the director of education at Overdose Lifeline, Inc. an Indiana nonprofit dedicated to helping individuals, families, and communities affected by the disease of addiction / substance use disorder through advocacy, education, harm reduction, prevention, resources, and support. The organization has been on the front-lines of the opioid epidemic since 2014 designing and deploying programs and initiatives and serving as a statewide non-governmental subject matter expert addressing the opioid public health crisis. Kourtnaye worked for 20 years for a leading global education company and joined Overdose Lifeline in 2015 helping to develop a youth opioid education program which has reached more than 24,000 Indiana students and is being used by more than 190 delivery partners in 16 states. Adam Kohlrus, B.S., M.S., CPHQ, CPPS, is the Assistant Vice President of Quality, Safety, and Health Policy for the Illinois Health and Hospital Association’s Institute for Innovations in Care and Quality. Adam is a key contributor in the development of strategies towards achieving the Quadruple Aim in hospitals across the state. He is working to identify, augment, and implement transformative strategies to improve patient care, optimize engagement, transitions, and outcomes across the continuum, including innovative approaches for quality/patient safety, population health, policy and fostering high performing teams and workplace environments. Adam is based in the IHA Springfield office and works closely with the Small and Rural Hospital Constituency in Illinois. He received his Bachelors of Science in Social Psychology at Loyola University with a minor in Peace Studies and a Master’s of Science in Health Sciences with a concentration in Public Health at Western Illinois University. Prior to joining the IHA Institute, Adam served in the Peace Corps as a community health volunteer in both Swaziland, Africa and Guyana, South America before working at Peace Corps headquarters in Washington DC.

Program Supporters

This project is supported by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) under grant H54RH00019, Rural Hospital Flexibility Program.

PRESENTER INFORMATION continued

Paul Bonucci, MD, MBA, has been an authorized buprenorphine prescriber and treating physician to opiate-dependent patients since 2013. Dr. Bonucci earned his MD degree at Northwestern University and has an MBA from the University of Chicago. He completed his residency at Cook County Hospital and is board certified in Emergency Medicine. In addition to serving as the Emergency Department Medical Director at Illinois Valley Community Hospital in Peru since 2009, he also founded an Urgent Care Center in Princeton in 2011, which was acquired by Perry Memorial Hospital in 2016.

Dr. Michael Wahl, FACEP, FACMT, Senior Clinician Educator, Medical Director, Illinois Poison Center is an attending emergency physician at University Northshore Healthsystems and also provides acute care medical toxicology consult services for the system. He is the Medical Director of the Illinois Poison Center and is responsible for the administrative and medical oversight of the statewide poison control center and its staff of approximately 30 individuals. The Illinois Poison Center receives over 87,000 calls annually and partners with healthcare, EMS and law enforcement agencies to help reduce the incidence and injury from harmful substances. Dr. Wahl is primary faculty with the Toxikon Consortium (partnership between John H. Stroger Jr. Hospital, University of Illinois Medical Center, Rush-St. Luke Presbyterian Hospital).

Andrew Dewey graduated Summa Cum Laude from the University of Illinois and has a Bachelors in Psychology. He is currently one semester away from his Masters Degree from the University of Illinois in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, with a strong focus in addiction. He has spoken for the U.S. Attorney General’s Office, McLean County Drug Court, several Illinois counties opioid community meetings and forums, and spoke on the behalf of the Illinois Department of Public Health with the Lt. Governor at a televised press conference to help kick off the IDPH’s Illinois Opioid Initiative Plan.

PLANNING COMMITTEE

Pat Schou, Executive Director, Illinois Critical Access Hospital Network

Ada Bair, Chief Executive Officer, Memorial Hospital, Carthage

Susan Bence, MAE, Community Liaison, Gibson Area Hospital & Health Services

Paul Bonucci, MD, Perry Memorial Prompt Care and IVCH Emergency Department Medical Director

Julie Casper, Section Chief, Center for Rural Health, Illinois Department of Public Health

Heidi Clark, Division Chief, Health Data and Policy, Illinois Department of Public Health

Mary Jane Clark, MS, RN, CHES, CHWC, Grant and Wellness Coordinator, Illinois Critical Access Hospital Network

Alisa Coleman, Chief Executive Officer, Ferrell Hospital

Stephanie DeMay, Communications and Media Specialist, Illinois Critical Access Hospital Network

Ashley Dorworth, Executive, Health Data and Policy, Illinois Department of Public Health

Lauren Eiten, Public Affairs Specialist, Office of the Regional Director, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

Kathy Fauble, Director, ICAHN Professional Education Services

Terry Madsen, ICAHN Consultant and CPASA Member

Nichole Magalis, Vice President, Member Advocacy, Illinois Health and Hospital Association

Mike Patton, Director, Illinois Prescription Monitoring Program

Abby Radcliffe, Small and Rural Hospitals Director, Illinois Health and Hospital Association

Kimberly Sanders, Director, SIU School of Medicine’s Center for Rural Health and Social Service Development

Paul Skowron, Chief Executive Officer, Warner Hospital & Health Services

Liz Swanson, Assistant Director, ICAHN Professional Education Services

This project is supported by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) under grant H54RH00019, Rural Hospital Flexibility Program.