Drug Endangered Children
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Effects of Meth
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Protocols
Developing protocols for what will happen in the event that children
are discovered in a home where methamphetamine or other drugs are used
and/or manufactured is a key component in the DEC process. You may find
the sample protocols below helpful while drafting protocols for your
community.
Sample protocols
More than
25 Kansas
counties have adopted official Drug Endangered Children protocols and
an additional 15 counties are working to develop protocols. Sedgwick
County and the Southeast
Kansas Drug Endangered Children Program led
the way in Kansas, with efforts in place since 2001 and 2002 respectively.
You can also view
the protocols for Rice, Reno, Finney, Thomas, Harvey and
Shawnee counties.
Protocols
by profession
Click on the links below to view sample protocols
for specific professions:
Law
enforcement, fire
department, medical
professionals and EMS, SRS
(child protective service workers), prosecutors
and mental
health professionals.
