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Ep. 147 – Developing Better Tactics Pt.2: Clay Stamp, Opioid Operational Command Center
Ep. 147 – Developing Better Tactics Pt.2: Clay Stamp, Opioid Operational Command Center
Ep. 147 – Developing Better Tactics Pt.2: Clay Stamp, Opioid Operational Command Center
Tuesday 28th November 2017
Join Clay Stamp as he reveals Maryland's data-driven strategies and community support efforts to combat the opioid crisis on Cover 2 Resources.
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Get the buttons here!Clay Stamp's Mission: Maryland's Fight Against the Opioid Crisis
We can't afford to let this become a statistical exercise.
What if the key to combating the opioid epidemic lies in data and community support? In this episode of the Cover 2 Resources podcast, Greg McNeil continues his insightful conversation with Clay Stamp, the Executive Director of the Opioid Operational Command Center in Maryland. This center, established in 2017, focuses on gathering and sharing data between state and local sources to develop more effective strategies in the battle against opioid addiction.
Maryland's approach treats the opioid crisis as a public health emergency, enabling the creation of better treatment centers and addressing laws that affect those suffering from substance use disorders. Clay Stamp emphasizes four critical elements: elevating community conversations, offering community support, treating nonviolent offenders instead of jailing them, and reintegrating individuals into the workforce. The discussion also covers Maryland's accreditation process and efforts to reduce opioid prescriptions.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone impacted by the opioid epidemic, offering valuable insights into Maryland's proactive strategies and compassionate approach.