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	and Prevention Treatment Act (CAPTA). This policy brief summarizes how states are required to serve infants and their families affected by prenatal substance exposure. It uses highlights form seven states to unpack the implications for notification and reporting requirements and for plans of safe care. <ref>https://ncsacw.acf.hhs.gov/files/prenatal-substance-exposure-brief1.pdf</ref>		and Prevention Treatment Act (CAPTA). This policy brief summarizes how states are required to serve infants and their families affected by prenatal substance exposure. It uses highlights form seven states to unpack the implications for notification and reporting requirements and for plans of safe care. <ref>https://ncsacw.acf.hhs.gov/files/prenatal-substance-exposure-brief1.pdf</ref>

	'''West Virginia Advocacy.''' Lily's Place is a neonatal withdrawal center that offers workshops and trainings on legislation to support NAS centers and on planning and funding a NAS center. Its role in advocacy is grounded in direct experience. Lily's Place was the first nonprofit infant recovery center to provide services for parents and families struggling with ~~addiction~~. The center is specifically designed for babies with NAS with small, quiet, dimly-lit nursery rooms and 24-hour nursing staff. Parents are trained to help their babies via therapeutic handling techniques and they learn CPR and basic child care as well as the specifics of NAS. <ref>http://www.lilysplace.org/presentations-and-workshops</ref>		'''West Virginia Advocacy.''' Lily's Place is a neonatal withdrawal center that offers workshops and trainings on legislation to support NAS centers and on planning and funding a NAS center. Its role in advocacy is grounded in direct experience. Lily's Place was the first nonprofit infant recovery center to provide services for parents and families struggling with substance use. The center is specifically designed for babies with NAS with small, quiet, dimly-lit nursery rooms and 24-hour nursing staff. Parents are trained to help their babies via therapeutic handling techniques and they learn CPR and basic child care as well as the specifics of NAS. <ref>http://www.lilysplace.org/presentations-and-workshops</ref>

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	'''SAFE Project:'''		'''SAFE Project:'''
	*~~'''~~Addiction and Mental Health Resources for Women~~'''~~ is a ~~SAFE Project written~~ guide that includes a number of support resources during and after pregnancy. <ref>https://www.safeproject.us/resource/women/</ref>		*"Addiction and Mental Health Resources for Women" is a guide that includes a number of support resources during and after pregnancy. <ref>https://www.safeproject.us/resource/women/</ref>
	*See the wiki titled "Increase Awareness of Risks of SUD on the Baby" for more detailed information on increasing the awareness surrounding the possible risks of drug use during pregnancy ~~and the potential treatment options for opioid use disorders~~.<ref>https://www.yoursafesolutions.us/wiki/Increase_Awareness_of_Risks_of_SUD_on_the_Baby#Available_Tools_and_Resources/</ref>		*See the wiki titled "Increase Awareness of Risks of SUD on the Baby" for more detailed information on increasing the awareness surrounding the possible risks of drug use during pregnancy.<ref>https://www.yoursafesolutions.us/wiki/Increase_Awareness_of_Risks_of_SUD_on_the_Baby#Available_Tools_and_Resources/</ref>

	'''Canadian Provincial Health Resources, British Columbia''' provides a practice resource for healthcare providers titled, "Care of the Newborn Exposed to Substances During Pregnancy." <ref>http://www.perinatalservicesbc.ca/Documents/Guidelines-Standards/Newborn/Practice%20Resource%20ESC_WEB%202020_11_20.pdf</ref>		'''Canadian Provincial Health Resources, British Columbia''' provides a practice resource for healthcare providers titled, "Care of the Newborn Exposed to Substances During Pregnancy." <ref>http://www.perinatalservicesbc.ca/Documents/Guidelines-Standards/Newborn/Practice%20Resource%20ESC_WEB%202020_11_20.pdf</ref>

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	'''SAFE Project:'''		'''SAFE Project:'''
	*'''Addiction and Mental Health Resources for Women'''' is a SAFE Project written guide that includes a number of support resources during and after pregnancy. <ref>https://www.safeproject.us/resource/women/</ref>		*'''Addiction and Mental Health Resources for Women''' is a SAFE Project written guide that includes a number of support resources during and after pregnancy. <ref>https://www.safeproject.us/resource/women/</ref>
	*See the wiki titled "Increase Awareness of Risks of SUD on the Baby" for more detailed information on increasing the awareness surrounding the possible risks of drug use during pregnancy and the potential treatment options for opioid use disorders.<ref>https://www.yoursafesolutions.us/wiki/Increase_Awareness_of_Risks_of_SUD_on_the_Baby#Available_Tools_and_Resources/</ref>		*See the wiki titled "Increase Awareness of Risks of SUD on the Baby" for more detailed information on increasing the awareness surrounding the possible risks of drug use during pregnancy and the potential treatment options for opioid use disorders.<ref>https://www.yoursafesolutions.us/wiki/Increase_Awareness_of_Risks_of_SUD_on_the_Baby#Available_Tools_and_Resources/</ref>

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	'''SAFE Project:'''		'''SAFE Project:'''
	*Addiction and Mental Health Resources for Women that includes a number of support resources during and after pregnancy. <ref>https://www.safeproject.us/resource/women/</ref>		*'''Addiction and Mental Health Resources for Women'''' is a SAFE Project written guide that includes a number of support resources during and after pregnancy. <ref>https://www.safeproject.us/resource/women/</ref>
	*See the wiki titled "Increase Awareness of Risks of SUD on the Baby" for more detailed information on increasing the awareness surrounding the possible risks of drug use during pregnancy and the potential treatment options for opioid use disorders.<ref>https://www.yoursafesolutions.us/wiki/Increase_Awareness_of_Risks_of_SUD_on_the_Baby#Available_Tools_and_Resources/</ref>		*See the wiki titled "Increase Awareness of Risks of SUD on the Baby" for more detailed information on increasing the awareness surrounding the possible risks of drug use during pregnancy and the potential treatment options for opioid use disorders.<ref>https://www.yoursafesolutions.us/wiki/Increase_Awareness_of_Risks_of_SUD_on_the_Baby#Available_Tools_and_Resources/</ref>

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	'''SAFE Project''' ~~has a dedicated website for~~ Addiction and Mental Health Resources for Women that includes a number of support resources during and after pregnancy. <ref>https://www.safeproject.us/resource/women/</ref>		'''SAFE Project:'''
			*Addiction and Mental Health Resources for Women that includes a number of support resources during and after pregnancy. <ref>https://www.safeproject.us/resource/women/</ref>
			*See the wiki titled "Increase Awareness of Risks of SUD on the Baby" for more detailed information on increasing the awareness surrounding the possible risks of drug use during pregnancy and the potential treatment options for opioid use disorders.<ref>https://www.yoursafesolutions.us/wiki/Increase_Awareness_of_Risks_of_SUD_on_the_Baby#Available_Tools_and_Resources/</ref>

	'''Canadian Provincial Health Resources, British Columbia''' provides a practice resource for healthcare providers titled, "Care of the Newborn Exposed to Substances During Pregnancy." <ref>http://www.perinatalservicesbc.ca/Documents/Guidelines-Standards/Newborn/Practice%20Resource%20ESC_WEB%202020_11_20.pdf</ref>		'''Canadian Provincial Health Resources, British Columbia''' provides a practice resource for healthcare providers titled, "Care of the Newborn Exposed to Substances During Pregnancy." <ref>http://www.perinatalservicesbc.ca/Documents/Guidelines-Standards/Newborn/Practice%20Resource%20ESC_WEB%202020_11_20.pdf</ref>

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	'''Kentucky.''' In Louisville, healthcare workers are using a combination of pacifiers and music therapy to ease the pain of babies born to mothers who used opioids during their pregnancy. They use a special pressurized pacifier that plays music. A ~~NICU~~ music therapist uses music and live-singing, patting and rocking to match the baby's behavior state, ultimately training the child to soothe itself. This calming ~~has~~ improved feeding and sleeping and ~~decrease~~ their crying -- eliminating three of the major symptoms ~~that~~ lead babies ~~to have~~ to need medication or hospital stay. <ref>http://www.wmur.com/article/new-device-helps-tiniest-victims-of-the-opioid-crisis/10370051</ref>		'''Kentucky.''' In Louisville, healthcare workers are using a combination of pacifiers and music therapy to ease the pain of babies born to mothers who used opioids during their pregnancy. They use a special pressurized pacifier that plays music. A music therapist uses music and live-singing in the NICU, patting and rocking to match the baby's behavior state, ultimately training the child to soothe itself. This calming improved feeding and sleeping and decreased their crying -- eliminating three of the major symptoms which lead babies to need medication or hospital stay. <ref>http://www.wmur.com/article/new-device-helps-tiniest-victims-of-the-opioid-crisis/10370051</ref>

	'''Maryland.''' The Maryland Patient Safety Center is working with 30 birthing centers to develop standardized care for babies suffering from NAS in order to reduce the length of stay for these babies. Standards include:		'''Maryland.''' The Maryland Patient Safety Center is working with 30 birthing centers to develop standardized care for babies suffering from NAS in order to reduce the length of stay for these babies. Standards include:
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	*Treatment of mother's addiction and mental health in conjunction with babies' treatment		*Treatment of mother's addiction and mental health in conjunction with babies' treatment

	'''Pennsylvania.''' At Magee-Womens Hospital of UPMC, volunteers are helping babies born addicted to opioids by cuddling, nurturing, and comforting the babies as they go through withdrawal. Cuddlers provide them with additional comfort, as opposed to having to start an IV or give a baby Morphine. <ref>https://www.insideedition.com/headlines/19669-hospital-recruits-volunteers-to-cuddle-with-drug-addicted-babies-going-through-withdrawal</ref> ~~There are a growing number of programs that have volunteers come to the hospitals to cuddle the babies. This helps comfort the babies and reduces the stress on the nurses--two important benefits.~~		'''Pennsylvania.''' At Magee-Womens Hospital of UPMC, volunteers are helping babies born addicted to opioids by cuddling, nurturing, and comforting the babies as they go through withdrawal. Cuddlers provide them with additional comfort, as opposed to having to start an IV or give a baby Morphine. There are a growing number of programs that have volunteers come to the hospitals to cuddle the babies. This helps comfort the babies and reduces the stress on the nurses--two important benefits. <ref>https://www.insideedition.com/headlines/19669-hospital-recruits-volunteers-to-cuddle-with-drug-addicted-babies-going-through-withdrawal</ref>

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	'''The Comprehensive Addiction and Recovery Act (CARA) of 2016''' amended the Child Abuse		'''The Comprehensive Addiction and Recovery Act (CARA) of 2016''' amended the Child Abuse
	and Prevention Treatment Act (CAPTA). This policy brief summarizes how states are required to serve infants and their families affected by prenatal substance exposure. It uses highlights form seven states to unpack the implications for notification and reporting requirements and for plans of safe care. <ref>https://ncsacw.acf.hhs.gov/files/prenatal-substance-exposure-brief1.pdf</ref>		and Prevention Treatment Act (CAPTA). This policy brief summarizes how states are required to serve infants and their families affected by prenatal substance exposure. It uses highlights form seven states to unpack the implications for notification and reporting requirements and for plans of safe care. <ref>https://ncsacw.acf.hhs.gov/files/prenatal-substance-exposure-brief1.pdf</ref>

			'''West Virginia Advocacy.''' Lily's Place is a neonatal withdrawal center that offers workshops and trainings on legislation to support NAS centers and on planning and funding a NAS center. Its role in advocacy is grounded in direct experience. Lily's Place was the first nonprofit infant recovery center to provide services for parents and families struggling with addiction. The center is specifically designed for babies with NAS with small, quiet, dimly-lit nursery rooms and 24-hour nursing staff. Parents are trained to help their babies via therapeutic handling techniques and they learn CPR and basic child care as well as the specifics of NAS. <ref>http://www.lilysplace.org/presentations-and-workshops</ref>

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	'''Lily's Place''' is a neonatal withdrawal center that offers workshops and trainings on legislation to support NAS centers and on planning and funding a NAS center. <ref>http://www.lilysplace.org/presentations-and-workshops</ref>

	'''SAFE Project''' has a dedicated website for Addiction and Mental Health Resources for Women that includes a number of support resources during and after pregnancy. <ref>https://www.safeproject.us/resource/women/</ref>		'''SAFE Project''' has a dedicated website for Addiction and Mental Health Resources for Women that includes a number of support resources during and after pregnancy. <ref>https://www.safeproject.us/resource/women/</ref>

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	'''Pennsylvania.''' At Magee-Womens Hospital of UPMC, volunteers are helping babies born addicted to opioids by cuddling, nurturing, and comforting the babies as they go through withdrawal. Cuddlers provide them with additional comfort, as opposed to having to start an IV or give a baby Morphine. <ref>https://www.insideedition.com/headlines/19669-hospital-recruits-volunteers-to-cuddle-with-drug-addicted-babies-going-through-withdrawal</ref> There are a growing number of programs that have volunteers come to the hospitals to cuddle the babies. This helps comfort the babies and reduces the stress on the nurses--two important benefits.		'''Pennsylvania.''' At Magee-Womens Hospital of UPMC, volunteers are helping babies born addicted to opioids by cuddling, nurturing, and comforting the babies as they go through withdrawal. Cuddlers provide them with additional comfort, as opposed to having to start an IV or give a baby Morphine. <ref>https://www.insideedition.com/headlines/19669-hospital-recruits-volunteers-to-cuddle-with-drug-addicted-babies-going-through-withdrawal</ref> There are a growing number of programs that have volunteers come to the hospitals to cuddle the babies. This helps comfort the babies and reduces the stress on the nurses--two important benefits.

	'''West Virginia.''' Lily's Place was the first nonprofit infant recovery center to provide services for parents and families struggling with addiction. The center is specifically designed for babies with NAS with small, quiet, dimly-lit nursery rooms and 24-hour nursing staff. Parents are trained to help their babies via therapeutic handling techniques and they learn CPR and basic child care as well as the specifics of NAS. <ref>http://www.lilysplace.org/ </ref>

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			'''Lily's Place''' is a neonatal withdrawal center that offers workshops and trainings on legislation to support NAS centers and on planning and funding a NAS center. <ref>http://www.lilysplace.org/presentations-and-workshops</ref>

			'''SAFE Project''' has a dedicated website for Addiction and Mental Health Resources for Women that includes a number of support resources during and after pregnancy. <ref>https://www.safeproject.us/resource/women/</ref>

	'''Canadian Provincial Health Resources, British Columbia''' provides a practice resource for healthcare providers titled, "Care of the Newborn Exposed to Substances During Pregnancy." <ref>http://www.perinatalservicesbc.ca/Documents/Guidelines-Standards/Newborn/Practice%20Resource%20ESC_WEB%202020_11_20.pdf</ref>		'''Canadian Provincial Health Resources, British Columbia''' provides a practice resource for healthcare providers titled, "Care of the Newborn Exposed to Substances During Pregnancy." <ref>http://www.perinatalservicesbc.ca/Documents/Guidelines-Standards/Newborn/Practice%20Resource%20ESC_WEB%202020_11_20.pdf</ref>

			'''Yale School of Medicine.''' This webinar is provided by the originator of ESC -- Matthew Grossman, MD, Associate Professor of Pediatrics, Yale-New Haven Children’s Hospital. <ref>https://wvperinatal.org/event/webinar-nas-the-eat-sleep-console-approach/</ref>

	'''The Saskatchewan Health Authority''' created a handout on ESC for new parents. <ref>"Caring For Your Newborn At Risk For Substance Withdrawal with the Eat Sleep Console Method," https://momsandkidssask.saskhealthauthority.ca/sites/default/files/documents/esc-parent-handout.pdf</ref>		'''The Saskatchewan Health Authority''' created a handout on ESC for new parents. <ref>"Caring For Your Newborn At Risk For Substance Withdrawal with the Eat Sleep Console Method," https://momsandkidssask.saskhealthauthority.ca/sites/default/files/documents/esc-parent-handout.pdf</ref>

	'''The California Healthcare Foundation''' has a blog that details the benefits of ESC in a ~~hihgly~~ accessible manner. It is titled "Opioid-Dependent Newborns Get New Treatment: Mom Instead of Morphine." <ref>https://www.chcf.org/blog/opioid-dependent-newborns-get-new-treatment/</ref>		'''The California Healthcare Foundation''' has a blog that details the benefits of ESC in a highly accessible manner. It is titled "Opioid-Dependent Newborns Get New Treatment: Mom Instead of Morphine." <ref>https://www.chcf.org/blog/opioid-dependent-newborns-get-new-treatment/</ref>

	'''ESC Toolkit.''' This downloadable guidebook resulted from a collaboration between doctors at Boston University School of Medicine, Children’s Hospital at Dartmouth-Hitchcock, and Yale University School of Medicine. <ref>https://docplayer.net/87738560-Caring-for-opioid-exposed-newborns-using-the-eating-sleeping-consoling-esc-care-tool.html</ref>		'''ESC Toolkit.''' This downloadable guidebook resulted from a collaboration between doctors at Boston University School of Medicine, Children’s Hospital at Dartmouth-Hitchcock, and Yale University School of Medicine. <ref>https://docplayer.net/87738560-Caring-for-opioid-exposed-newborns-using-the-eating-sleeping-consoling-esc-care-tool.html</ref>

	'''Yale School of Medicine.''' This webinar is provided by the originator of ESC -- Matthew Grossman, MD, Associate Professor of Pediatrics, Yale-New Haven Children’s Hospital. <ref>https://wvperinatal.org/event/webinar-nas-the-eat-sleep-console-approach/</ref>

	'''Women & Infants Clinical Institute''' has published an ESC guidebook that includes recommendations, approaches, and resources. The guidebook was developed through collaboration between Bakersfield Memorial Hospital in California, CHI Franciscan in Tacoma, Washington, and the Yale-New Haven Children’s Hospital. <ref>https://doh.wa.gov/sites/default/files/legacy/Documents/Pubs/CSH-ESCPlaybookElectronic.pdf</ref>		'''Women & Infants Clinical Institute''' has published an ESC guidebook that includes recommendations, approaches, and resources. The guidebook was developed through collaboration between Bakersfield Memorial Hospital in California, CHI Franciscan in Tacoma, Washington, and the Yale-New Haven Children’s Hospital. <ref>https://doh.wa.gov/sites/default/files/legacy/Documents/Pubs/CSH-ESCPlaybookElectronic.pdf</ref>

	'''Lily's Place''' is a neonatal withdrawal center that offers workshops and trainings on legislation to support NAS centers and on planning and funding a NAS center. <ref>http://www.lilysplace.org/presentations-and-workshops</ref>

	'''SAFE Project''' has a dedicated website for Addiction and Mental Health Resources for Women that includes a number of support resources during and after pregnancy. <ref>https://www.safeproject.us/resource/women/</ref>

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