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Miembro(s) estatal(es) de NAFSC:

Mary Johnson, BA
Maryland State FASD Coordinator
DHMH-FHA-Center for Maternal and Child Health
201 West Preston Street, 3rd Floor
Baltimore, MD 21201
410-767-5581
410-333-5233 Fax mdjohnson@dhmh.state.md.us

Recurso estatal sobre SAF/EDAF:

Maryland Fetal Alcohol Spectrun Disorder Coalition (FASD)

Información legislativa:

Bill Number	Category	Introduced	Description	Status
HB389	Requirements for Professionals	2005	Requiring the State Superintendent of Schools and the Professional Standards and Teacher Education Board to require applicants for a teacher’s certificate to complete a minimum number of semester hours covering fetal alcohol spectrum disorders and to determine the minimum number of specified semester hours required for a teacher’s certificate; etc.	Unfavorable report by Ways and Means 04/06/2005
HB1270	Prevention	2004	Task Force to Study the Prevention of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome. Creates a task force to jointly with the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, identify certain at-risk individuals and groups, review and coordinate certain State programs related to fetal alcohol syndrome, and develop guidelines for the creation of a certain campaign related to fetal alcohol syndrome. Requiring the Task Force to submit a certain report to the Governor and certain committees of the General Assembly on or before a certain date; providing for the termination of this Act; and generally relating to the Task Force to Study the Prevention of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome.	Withdrawn 03/17/2004
HB1273	Requirements for Professionals	2004	Teachers – Certification – Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders Course Credit. For the purpose of requiring the State Superintendent of Schools and the Professional Standards and Teacher Education Board to require certain applicants for a teacher’s certificate to complete a certain number of semester hours covering fetal alcohol spectrum disorders and to determine the number of minimum semester hours covering fetal alcohol spectrum disorders required for a teacher’s certificate.	Assigned to Ways and Means; received an unfavorable report 03/27/2004
HB1274	Prevention	2004	Public Health – Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Prevention – Public Awareness Campaign. For the purpose of requiring the secretary of health and mental hygiene, in collaboration with other State agencies, to establish and promote a statewide public information, awareness, and education campaign relating to the prevention of fetal alcohol syndrome; providing for the components of the campaign; authorizes the Secretary to use specified resources to carry out the provisions of the Act.	Signed by the Governor Chapter 409, 05/11/2004
HB1114	Requirements for Professionals	2004	State Board of Physicians – Licensing and Continuing Education Requirements. For the purpose of requiring physicians to complete a course or program on fetal alcohol spectrum disorders before becoming licensed; and authorizing the State Board of Physicians to require licensees to complete continuing education requirements on fetal alcohol spectrum disorders.	Assigned to Health and Government Operations 02/18/2004
HB1270	Prevention	2004	Task Force to Study the Prevention of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome. Creates a task force to jointly with the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, identify certain at-risk individuals and groups, review and coordinate certain State programs related to fetal alcohol syndrome, and develop guidelines for the creation of a certain campaign related to fetal alcohol syndrome. Requiring the Task Force to submit a certain report to the Governor and certain committees of the General Assembly on or before a certain date; providing for the termination of this Act; and generally relating to the Task Force to Study the Prevention of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome.	Withdrawn 03/17/2004
HB1273	Requirements for Professionals	2004	Teachers – Certification – Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders Course Credit. For the purpose of requiring the State Superintendent of Schools and the Professional Standards and Teacher Education Board to require certain applicants for a teacher’s certificate to complete a certain number of semester hours covering fetal alcohol spectrum disorders and to determine the number of minimum semester hours covering fetal alcohol spectrum disorders required for a teacher’s certificate.	Assigned to Ways and Means; received an unfavorable report 03/27/2004
HB389	Requirements for Professionals	2005	Requiring the State Superintendent of Schools and the Professional Standards and Teacher Education Board to require applicants for a teacher’s certificate to complete a minimum number of semester hours covering fetal alcohol spectrum disorders and to determine the minimum number of specified semester hours required for a teacher’s certificate; etc.	Unfavorable report by Ways and Means 04/06/2005

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