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Oregon Medical Association's Amphetamine Task Force
History
The Oregon Medical Association's Amphetamine Task Force was established by the OMA president at the 2005 Interim House of Delegates. The task force is the result of the increasing problem of meth and amphetamine abuse in our state. Physicians recognize the problem but seem to have a variety of ideas on what role they should play. The task force will be discussing the role of the physician and what the medical community can do in addressing this abuse, by focusing on physician education through a variety of avenues and supporting legislation that deals with meth, being mindful not to duplicate efforts.
OMA Task Force Presentation (ppt)
2007 Minutes
January
2006 Minutes
January
February
March
April
May -Joint Meeting with Governor's Meth T.F.
June
July
September
November
December
Materials for Tool Kit Development
Oregon Partnership and Target Meth Materials:
-Drug Endangered Children
-Law Enforcement
-Meth 101
-Prevention
-Treatment
-Stats
-Why Should You Care
-Slide Creator
Hazelden Materials:
-Content Overview
-Meth Primer
-Guide for Community Leaders
-Guide for Schools
-Guide for Parents
-Guide for Employers
-Guide for Health Care
-Campaign Resources
-Meth Resource Directory
Legislation
Memo to Governor's Meth Task Force: A Few Legislative Concepts and News from NMCI, June 9, 2006
-Attachment to Memo
Discussion Draft of Malt Beverage Tax, April 19, 2006
Discussion Draft of Liquor Tax, June 5, 2006
Other Resources
Drug Endangered Children
NACo Meth Survey, 2006
Marion County Jail Survey Final Report
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