Learn about successful collaborations in harm reduction and public safety to prevent overdose, featuring insights from various presenters and an overview of pilot projects supported by the National Council and CDC. The webinar emphasizes evidence-based strategies, integration of harm reduction and p

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The Truth Revealed: Does Cannabis Harm Brain Cells?\nIn recent years, the debate surrounding the effects of cannabis on brain health has intensified. With the growing popularity of cannabis and the increasing accessibility of products from online weed dispensaries and marijuana dispensaries, it\u201

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In child protection cases, significant harm must be proven for court intervention. Harm can include ill-treatment or impaired health and development. The state may intervene if necessary, but diverse parenting standards are tolerated. Evidence-based findings are crucial, and local authorities must p

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Understanding child safeguarding risks and mitigation strategies is crucial for organizations to prevent harm to children. This includes identifying who in an organization has contact with children, understanding different forms of abuse, and implementing safeguarding measures. Safeguarding involves

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Delve into the profound concept of "Do No Harm" as it relates to bioethics, research, and medical practice. Examine the historical origins of this principle, differing perspectives on harm, and the implications of non-maleficence in research settings. Gain a comprehensive understanding of the Nuremb

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Harm reduction in addiction psychiatry is a client-centered approach that focuses on reducing negative consequences associated with substance use. This philosophy involves practical strategies and principles aimed at promoting safer drug use practices. The historical background traces the evolution

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To address concerns of extra familial harm affecting children and young people, this session delves into exploitation strategy meetings and MARVE intervention. Learn about making effective referrals, identifying risks, and when to convene strategy meetings to safeguard vulnerable individuals from ha

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Self-harm and suicide in older adults are serious issues that require attention due to the associated risks. The incidence of self-harm in adults aged 65 years and older is notable, with factors such as physical health conditions, pain, and psychiatric history contributing to the risk. Staff should

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This content delves into the noble hadith emphasizing the prevention of harm in society, exploring Islamic teachings on unintentional harm, and the importance of refraining from causing harm to oneself or others. Discussions on Islamic law, societal implications, and practical solutions highlight th

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NIMH's Clinical Monitoring and Clinical Research Education, Support, and Training Program (CREST) aims to ensure the proper conduct, recording, and reporting of clinical trials. This program includes clinical monitoring plans, guidelines for site monitoring activities, and independent clinical monit

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Exploring the definition, risk factors, incidence rates, and staff approaches related to self-harm and suicide in older adults. It emphasizes the seriousness of self-harm in this demographic, the associated risk factors, and the importance of responding with compassion and support. The content delve

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Safeguarding children involves taking proactive measures to promote their well-being and protect them from harm, including abuse and neglect. Child protection focuses on identifying and responding to children who are at risk of significant harm. Different types of harm, such as physical, sexual, emo

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Strict liability under the rule of Rylands v. Fletcher establishes that a person who brings something onto their land that is likely to cause harm if it escapes is responsible for any resulting damage, regardless of negligence. The case of Rylands v. Fletcher (1868) set the precedent for this doctri

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This project at Hongik University focuses on developing a metamodel-based photovoltaic monitoring system to address the challenges of managing diverse solar monitoring systems in Korea. By utilizing a unified data communication protocol, the system aims to streamline the monitoring process for solar

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This pathway provides guidance for children under 18 presenting with self-harm behaviors, including definitions, risk scenarios, suggested responses, and further considerations for urgent medical and psychological support in self-harm cases. It covers various types of self-harm, levels of risk, and

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This module focuses on integrating harm reduction and sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) services for women and gender non-conforming individuals who use drugs. It aims to identify gaps in service provision, map appropriate client-oriented SRHR services, and develop action plans to imp

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Explore the intersection of gender norms, sexual and reproductive health, and harm reduction in Module 1. Learn about the impacts of gender inequality, stereotypes, and the importance of integrating SRHR services into harm reduction programs. Engage in activities to challenge traditional gender role

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This module outlines a comprehensive framework for developing national forest monitoring systems for REDD+ initiatives. It covers key components such as satellite land monitoring, national forest inventories, greenhouse gas reporting, emission factors, and integrated monitoring systems focusing on c

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Self-harm and suicide in older adults present unique challenges due to factors like underreporting and stigma. The incidence of self-harm in this age group is significant, with specific risk factors and warning signs to consider. Proper staff approaches and preventative strategies are crucial in add

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This presentation covers key aspects of monitoring tools for program oversight, including types of monitoring documents, notice of monitoring, and elements to consider. It discusses the importance of informing subawardees about monitoring visits and outlines the components of monitoring forms used i

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This project focuses on integrating extreme event monitoring into existing biodiversity monitoring efforts in the Arctic. The task involves developing a monitoring framework, identifying types of extreme events, and monitoring variables aligned with biodiversity plans. The review paper discusses the

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North Carolina Harm Reduction Coalition (NCHRC) implements harm reduction interventions, public health strategies, and justice reform through programs like LEAD (Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion). LEAD diverts low-level drug offenders and sex workers to treatment instead of the traditional crimina

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Effective monitoring practices for federal education programs, such as ESEA Title I-A, II-A, IV-A, V-B, McKinney-Vento, Foster Care, and Equitable Services to Private Schools by the Oregon Department of Education. The monitoring process involves desk monitoring and on-site visits to ensure education

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Explore the latest research on online saw monitoring in the context of Industry 4.0, focusing on tools like cloud computing, smart sensors, and artificial intelligence for enhanced monitoring capabilities in the sawmill industry. Discover the importance of tool health monitoring, wear detection, and

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Field monitoring plays a vital role in ensuring the safety and effectiveness of adventure activities. It involves providing necessary information, instruction, training, and supervision to staff members, thus assuring management of real-time happenings and instilling confidence in both staff and man

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Self-harm, a complex behavior not limited to mental illness, is a way individuals cope with distress. The behavior ranges from smoking to life-threatening actions like overdosing. It affects a significant number of young people, with a notable increase in treatment for deliberate self-harm cases. De

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Dr. Matthew Browne's presentation in Istanbul in December 2019 discussed the theoretical framework, burden of harm projects in Australia and New Zealand, current work, and conclusions related to the adverse consequences of gambling on health and well-being. Focus areas included harm distribution, ta

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Restorative justice offers an informal approach to addressing campus sexual harm by involving harmed parties, offenders, and others in a collaborative decision-making process. It focuses on holding responsible parties accountable, repairing harm, rebuilding trust, and addressing underlying issues th

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The content delves into the Global Analysis and Assessment of Sanitation and Drinking-Water (GLAAS), its relationship with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly Goal 6 on clean water and sanitation. It discusses regional monitoring initiatives, the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Develo

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Discover the various types of self-harm behaviors, reasons behind self-harming tendencies, common triggers, and practical ways to respond and offer support. Gain insights into the negative emotions and cycles associated with self-harm and understand why individuals may engage in such actions.

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The data presented in the slides highlight concerning trends in self-harm rates, particularly among young girls, in Sutton. Key issues such as peer pressure, suicidal thoughts, exam pressure, and mental health challenges are identified. Factors contributing to high self-harm rates are discussed, inc

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The Michigan Emergency Department Improvement Collaborative (MEDIC) works to improve emergency care quality, with a focus on opioid overdose. Over 3,000 Michiganders died from opioid overdose in 2021, exceeding motor vehicle-related deaths. Harm reduction strategies, like distributing naloxone in ED

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In this presentation, Michael E. Kilkenny discusses the importance of harm reduction as a public health tool in combating addiction issues in the New River Valley. The talk highlights the benefits of harm reduction, components of successful implementation, and measures of program success. It also ad

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The consultation focuses on the proposed strategic plan and service plan to prevent and minimize gambling harm from 2022 to 2025. It covers the context of gambling harm, the Gambling Act requirements, problem gambling levy, and the assessment of gambling harm needs. Key points include the definition

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Development of scales to measure the acceptance of harm reduction is crucial for understanding public attitudes towards harm reduction strategies. This project focuses on creating valid and reliable scales through a systematic process involving item development, data collection, analysis, and refine

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The feedback from the second meeting of the RIS3 Monitoring Working Group at Ken Guy Wise Guys Ltd. in Barcelona highlighted key tasks, including presentations on monitoring exercises, participatory exercises, and the RIS3 Monitoring Clinic. The presentation emphasized humor in communication, while

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Assurance of viability and sustainability of institutions, focusing on overall performance and risk assessment, safeguarding government investments in tertiary education, ensuring positive student outcomes, and fulfilling legal responsibilities for the Tertiary Education Commission. Monitoring activ

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Providing a refresher for FRMAC Field Monitoring Specialists, this advanced MS-400 training emphasizes sampling and monitoring equipment, data collection methods, and operations. The course includes updates in Monitoring Division operations, lessons learned from past experiences, refresher topics fr

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Side channel monitoring is crucial in the field of additive manufacturing to bridge cybersecurity and quality assurance. This process involves detecting physical domain data leakage through various side channels like acoustics, thermal, laser, vibration, electric current, optical, and pressure. By m

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This presentation covers the importance of monitoring Title I, Part D programs in education to ensure compliance with State and Federal laws. It includes information on the monitoring review processes, benefits of monitoring, and the different levels at which programs are monitored. The content also

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