Enacts the "children and recovering mothers (CHARM) act" to provide guidance, education and assistance to healthcare providers caring for expectant mothers with substance use disorder; provides for the screening of newborns for substance abuse exposure.
Impact
The enactment of S07513 would amend the public health law in New York, introducing new sections that directly address the needs of recovering mothers and their children. By fostering compliance with best practices in maternal and neonatal healthcare, the act is anticipated to contribute to better health outcomes in communities grappling with substance use issues. Additionally, the establishment of a workgroup composed of various stakeholders aims to tackle barriers and challenges in recognizing and treating both expectant mothers and their newborns affected by these issues.
Summary
Bill S07513, also known as the 'Children and Recovering Mothers (CHARM) Act', intends to enhance support and healthcare provisions for expectant mothers suffering from substance use disorders. This act aims to establish a structured program that focuses on guidance, education, and assistance for healthcare providers dealing with this vulnerable demographic. A key component of the act involves universal screening for substance use disorders during prenatal visits, utilizing validated tools designed to minimize stigma while ensuring comprehensive care for mothers and newborns alike.
Contention
Despite its supportive framework, the bill may encounter contention regarding the implementation and funding of the proposed screening and education programs. Concerns could arise over the adequacy of resources allocated to ensure all healthcare providers are adequately trained and equipped to handle substance use disorders in expecting mothers. Furthermore, discussions may surface about the social stigma attached to substance use that could hinder mothers from seeking necessary assistance, emphasizing the importance of integrating supportive measures alongside the clinical approaches outlined in the bill.
Same As
Enacts the "children and recovering mothers (CHARM) act" to provide guidance, education and assistance to healthcare providers caring for expectant mothers with substance use disorder; provides for the screening of newborns for substance abuse exposure.
Enacts the "children and recovering mothers (CHARM) act" to provide guidance, education and assistance to healthcare providers caring for expectant mothers with substance use disorder; provides for the screening of newborns for substance abuse exposure.
Enacts the "children and recovering mothers (CHARM) act" to provide guidance, education and assistance to healthcare providers caring for expectant mothers with substance use disorder; provides for the screening of newborns for substance abuse exposure.
Refers individuals to appropriate service providers that are able to provide services to such individual within seventy-two hours for substance use disorders.
Refers individuals to appropriate service providers that are able to provide services to such individual within seventy-two hours for substance use disorders.
Establishes a drug-induced movement disorder screening education program; provides that the department shall develop such program to educate the public about the importance of screening for drug-induced movement disorders, develop and disseminate educational materials for healthcare providers regarding treatment for drug-induced movement disorders, and eliminate bias and reduction of stigma for people living with drug-induced movement disorders related to the treatment of mental health conditions.
Establishes a drug-induced movement disorder screening education program; provides that the department shall develop such program to educate the public about the importance of screening for drug-induced movement disorders, develop and disseminate educational materials for healthcare providers regarding treatment for drug-induced movement disorders, and eliminate bias and reduction of stigma for people living with drug-induced movement disorders related to the treatment of mental health conditions.
Requires the office of alcoholism and substance abuse services to provide contingency management services, including financial incentives, for persons with addiction disorders who abstain from substance abuse and comply with treatment objectives.