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Jennifer Griffin
Parent Resource Coordinator
Alpha Resource Center
Santa Barbara, California
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Sub-human
Objects of ridicule
Separated
Hidden
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Recognized RIGHTS!!
Focused on INDIVIDUAL!!
Buzz words: Inclusion
Accessible
Adaptive
Supports
Services
Self-determination
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Started in 1974 at a planning session for a
self-advocacy conference
Objected to the terms ‘retarded’ &
‘handicapped’
Wanted to be seen as “People First”
www.peoplefirst.org for a chapter near
you
Which led to…
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What’s important to __________
What’s important for__________
What is working well? (needs to stay the same)
What isn’t working well? (needs to be different)
Planning Team - people in the individual’s life who are there on an ongoing basis focused on his/her needs, wants and goals
The Plan
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Things I like/don’t likeThe people who are important to meWhat makes me happy/sadWhat makes me afraidThings I want to do/learnWhat is my home/school/work likeWhat do I need help with What are my health needsWhat people say about me at
home/work/school
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Remember, when most people turn 18 they
can make their own decisions.
Parents can be the biggest obstacles even
when they say they want the best
The person at the center of the plan is the
child/adult with the disability, NOT the
parent/family member
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Burger King story
Self-advocacy story
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The ARC - www.thearc.org
Family Voices - www.familyvoices.org
Family Resource Centers - State Chapters
LGS foundation - www.lgsfoundation.org
Helen Sanderson Associates -http://www.helensandersonassociates.co.uk/reading-room/how/person-centred-planning.aspx
The Disability Rights Network -http://www.ndrn.org/index.php
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Jennifer Griffin
Parent Resource Coordinator
Alpha Resource Center
805-683-2145
4501 Cathedral Oaks Rd.
Santa Barbara, CA 93110
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Wishing with
Make-A-Wish®
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Objectives
• Mission and vision
• Eligibility criteria
• Steps to a wish
• Types of wishes
• Impact of a wish
• How to refer a child
OBJECT IVES
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MISS ION
Our Missionis to grant the wishes of children
with life-threatening medical
conditions to enrich the human
experience with hope, strength
and joy.
Cole, 3, Hirschprung’s disease
I wish to go to cowboy camp
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VISION
Chelsey, 18, autoimmune disease and
neuromuscular condition
I wish to meet my favorite basketball player
Our Visionis to grant every eligible child a wish.
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• At the time of referral, the child
must be over the age of 2 ½ and
under the age of 18
• The child has not received a wish
from Make-A-Wish or any other
wish-granting organization
• The child’s medical condition is
currently life-threatening
(typically Progressive, Degenerative or Malignant)
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
Juliana, 7, leukemia
I wish to be a scientist
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• Hematology/
Oncology
• Cardiology
• Neurology
• Nephrology
MEDICAL CONDITIONS
Most qualifying medical conditions
fall under one of the following
categories:
• Transplants
• Pulmonology
• Gastroenterology
• Urology
• Immunology
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•Some medical conditions qualify alone.
Cystic Fibrosis Cancer
Pulmonary Fibrosis End Stage Renal Disease
Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome
•Some medical conditions that have life-threatening
complications qualify.
Sickle Cell Disease – need for monthly transfusions
Epilepsy – intractable or refractory seizures
•Some treatments are considered life-threatening and
qualify.
Transplants
Ventilator dependent
ICD
MEDICAL CONDITIONS
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Steps To A Wish
S T E P S T O A W I S H
1. Patient is referred.
2. Eligibility is determined.
3. Wish-granting volunteers are assigned
and meet with the wish child to
determine their wish.
4. Wish is approved.
5. The child enjoys their wish!
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WISH TYPES
Daniela, 8leukemia
I wish to have a yorkie
Hunter, 7leukemia
I wish to meet John Cena
Sarah, 17tethered cord syndrome
I wish to go skiing
J’Len, 4leukemia
I wish to be
a police officer
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IMPACT OF A WISH
A wish transforms the
lives of sick children
and their families for
years to come.Jazzmen, 16, Hodgkin’s lymphoma
I wish to have a royal Sweet 16
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IMPACT OF A WISH
96%of wish families and health
professionals see emotional
improvements.
Jesus, 6, leukemia
I wish to be a charro
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81%of parents believe their children are
more compliant with treatment.
IMPACT OF A WISH
Gavino, 4, leukemia
I wish to have a park in my backyard
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IMPACT OF A WISH
74%of parents see the wish experience
as a positive turning
point.Jaeda, 18, cystic fibrosis
I wish to be a coast guard rescue swimmer
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IMPACT OF A WISH
When children
feel better, they often
get better.
Juliana, 7, leukemia
I wish to be a scientist
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Refer a child
Visit www.wish.org/refer
R E F E R
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Recap
• Mission and vision - grant every eligible
child a wish
• 3 basic eligibility criteria – age,
diagnosis, wish history
• 6 steps to wish granting
• Types of wishes
• The power of a wish
• Refer a child
R E C A P
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Pharmacology 101:
Anti-Epileptic Drugs
LGS Foundation Family
Conference
October 24, 2014
Columbus, Ohio
Michelle Welborn, PharmD
ICE Alliance
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Objectives
• Understand the Absorption, Distribution, Metabolism
and Excretion of Drugs
• Understand Mechanisms AED Interactions and
Adverse Reactions
• Gain better understanding of how to avoid
interactions and adverse reactions and how to
discuss pharmacology of AEDs with healthcare
providers
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A Delicate Balance
Excitation (lots of firing)
Na+ and Ca++ inside cell
GLUTAMATE RELEASE
Inhibition (balancing the
firing)
Cl – inside cell; K+ outside
cell
GABA RELEASE
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Stomach to Brain – Pharmacokinetics
and Pharmacodynamics of AEDs
Pharmacokinetics =
What body does to
drug
Pharmacodynamics =
What drug does to
body
Pharmacokinetics =
What body does to
drug
Pharmacodynamics =
What drug does to
body
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Pharmacokinetics of AEDs
• Absorption
• Distribution
• Metabolism
• Elimination
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Useful Terms• Tmax : time to maximum drug concentration
• Cmax: maximum drug concentration
• AUC: amount of drug under the
time/concentration curve
• Half life (t ½) : Time it takes for ½ of drug to
be eliminated from body
• Steady state: Absorption = Elimination
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Clinical Pearl
• Common question – how long will it take for the drug to get out
of his system?
• It typically takes about 5 half lives to clear a drug from the body
after discontinuation of the drug
• “ Steady state” pharmacokinetics occur in the same amount of
time
Example:
Phenobarbital t ½ = 2 – 7 DAYS
Lamotrigine t ½ = 13.5 HOURS
Clinical Pearl:
How long does
drug stay in
system?
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PharmacokineticsC
on
cen
trati
on
Day 1 Day 2
Adapted from Cloyd JC, et al. Pharmacotherapy. 2000;20(8 Pt 2):139S-151S.
Time (h)
Immediate-release (tid)
Zone
of
Seizure
Control
Trough: SeizuresExtended-release (qd)
0 8 16 24 32 40 48
Peak: Side Effects
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Clinical Pearl: What if she throws
it up????
< 30 minutes – repeat all doses
30-45 minutes – half doses
45 minutes – 1 hour – repeat of drug
is dosed once a day; do not repeat if
drug is dosed twice a day or more
> 1 hour – don’t repeat
Clinical Pearl:
What if she
throws up?
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Bioequivalence of Drugs:
FDA Accepted Parameters
• Single dose of reference drug and test drug given to healthy adults in a crossover design. Bioequivalence accepted when the 90% confidence interval of the ratios
– AUC
– Cmax
– Tmax
• The bioequivalence interval falls between 0.8 and 1.25 (log-transformed data)
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Testing for Bioequivalence
0.8 1.251.0
0.8 1.251.0
0.8 1.251.0
Test product low
nonequivalent
Test product high
nonequivalent
Test product
bioequivalent
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Bioequivalence : Generic/Generic
0.8 1.251.0
0.8 1.251.0
0.8 1.251.0
Brand Product
Generic #1
Generic #2
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Clinical Pearl: Making
Decisions About Generics
•If you must use generics, should be the same generic
manufacturer each refill
Clinical Pearl:
Should we use
generics?
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Drug Interactions Mechanisms
• Inhibition of Absorption
• Enzyme Inhibition
• Enzyme Induction
• Additive Pharmacodynamic Effects
• Antagonistic Pharmacodynamic Effects
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Pharmacogenomics
• Genetic variability (also known as polymorphism)
influences metabolism
• 1/15 Caucasian or people of African descent have
exaggerated responses to standard doses of beta
blockers
• 1/5 Asian people are poor metabolizers of drugs
dependent on CYP2C19 enzyme for metabolism
(phenytoin, phenobarbital)
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Inhibition of Absorption
• Binding to cations such as aluminum, magnesium, iron,
calcium (multi-vitamins, supplements)
•pH dependent absorption – pH in stomach changed by
drug or food (dairy, acidic fruits or vegetables)
•Full or empty stomach ?
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Enzyme Inhibition
• Resource to check for drug
interactions
www.drugs.com/drug_interacti
ons.html
• Use with caution and consult
prescriber or pharmacist
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Enzyme Induction
• Enzyme inducers increase the activity of certain
metabolizing enzymes, thereby decrease effect of
drugs dependent on these enzymes for metabolism
– Carbamazepine, phenytoin, primidone (Mysoline),
phenobarbital
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Pharmacodynamic Interactions
• Antagonistic Interactions
– Giving drugs that can decrease seizure threshold
to person with epilepsy
• Propofol (anesthetic)
• Certain high dose antibiotics
• Aminophylline (bronchodilator)
• Cyclosporin
• Oral contraceptives
• Stimulants
• Anti-psychotics
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Pharmacodynamic Synergy
• Multiple Drugs for LGS – Should I take off all drugs and start
all over?
• Make all changes under supervision and agreement of
neurologist
• Consideration of continued need of AED should be made as
new drugs are added
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• Weekly pill box
• Know what can be crushed or broken
• Disguise taste when possible
•Watch carb content when on keto diet
(good time to switch from liquids)
•Follow through with monitoring blood
levels when appropriate
•Have a sick plan
Clinical Pearl:
Practical Tips
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Food and Herbs that Alter Drug
Metabolism
• St John’s Wort
• Milk Thistle
• Garlic
• Ginseng
• Licorice
• Grapefruit
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Herbal Pharmacodynamic
Interactions
• Herbs that can decrease seizure threshold
• Gingko biloba
• Star fruit
• Star nise
• Sage
• Ephedra
• Eucalyptus
• Pennyroyal
• Shankhapusphi
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Conclusion
• Understanding pharmacology concepts may help
facilitate discussion with healthcare providers and
make informed decisions
• Herbs are not necessarily benign and may interact
with AEDs – any use of herbal therapy should be
discussed with neurologist before use
• Patients with LGS require multiple AED therapy, and
utility of drug may need revisiting before new drug is
added
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Questions?
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