LouisianaFASD State Coordinator
Michael L. Kudla,
MD, FACOG
Louisiana State Director SBIRT/Healthy Babies Initiative
Office for Addictive Disorders
Bienville Building
628 N 4th Street
Baton Rouge, LA 70802
225-342-9249
337-853-6269 Cell
225-342-3921 Fax
las706@yahoo.com Legislative Information:
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HR107
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Treatment
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2008
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Urges and requests the Department of Health and Hospitals and Department of Social Services to convene a study group to improve the substance abuse treatment rate among pregnant mothers under state supervision.
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Filed with the Secretary of State 06/17/2008
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SCR70
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Treatment
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2008
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Creates the Nurse-Family Partnership Advisory Council and requests the Department of Health and Hospitals in conjunction with the Nurse-Family Partnership to study the expansion of the evidence-based Nurse-Family Partnership. The Nurse-Family Partnership is a home visiting program that has been shown to improve pregnancy outcomes by helping women engage in preventative health practices, including reducing their use of alcohol.
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Filed with the Secretary of State 06/23/2008
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HB178
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Criminalization
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2007
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To amend and reenact Children's Code Articles 437(A), 603(16.1), and 610(G) and to enact Children's Code Article 603(14.1.1), relative to the Children's Code; to provide for referral to mediation; to provide with respect to the definition of newborn; to add alcohol exposure to the definition of prenatal neglect; to provide for the duty of a physician to issue a report in certain instances; and to provide for related matters.
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Signed by the Governor 07/10/2007
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HB125
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Criminalization
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2007
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AN ACT To amend and reenact Children's Code Articles 603(16.1) and 610(G) and to enact Children's Code Article 603(14.1.1), relative to prenatal neglect; to provide with respect to the definition of newborn; to add alcohol exposure to the definition of prenatal neglect; to provide for the duty of a physician to issue a report in certain instances; and to provide for related matters.
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Withdrawn from the files of the House prior to introduction
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HB243 
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Criminalization
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2003
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Enacts safe haven relinquishment provisions for newborn infants whereby any parent may relinquish the care of an infant to the state without prosecution; provides that an act of relinquishment constitutes parental consent for the purposes of examining and testing if the infant suffered fetal exposure to alcohol or drugs.
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Enacted 06/27/2003
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HB125
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Criminalization
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2007
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AN ACT To amend and reenact Children's Code Articles 603(16.1) and 610(G) and to enact Children's Code Article 603(14.1.1), relative to prenatal neglect; to provide with respect to the definition of newborn; to add alcohol exposure to the definition of prenatal neglect; to provide for the duty of a physician to issue a report in certain instances; and to provide for related matters.
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Withdrawn from the files of the House prior to introduction
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