November 8 2017 Highlights of PDO work PDO Coordinator hired PSU site visit September 19 2017 Provided 3 evening educational session for prescribers and other interested professionals 1 more scheduled for Nov ID: 1046082
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1. Prescription Drug Overdose Prevention (PDOP) in Lane CountyNovember 8, 2017
2. Highlights of PDO workPDO Coordinator hiredPSU site visit September 19, 2017Provided 3 evening educational session for prescribers and other interested professionals (1 more scheduled for Nov)PDMP workNaloxone access in our communityWebsiteMedia plan
3. Lane County Pain Guidance and Safety AllianceFormed in April of 2017Naloxone and Buprenorphine subgroupsIntegral to planning the educational sessions
4. Evening education sessionsAugust 8 Dr. Kevin Cuccaro, DO Understanding Pain and Pain Treatment: Which Comes First? (130 attended)September 12 Dr. Jim Shames, MD Pain Treatment: Opioids (99 attended)October 10 Dr. Scott Pengelly, PhD Psychology and Stigma of Pain (115 attended)November 14 Dr. Todd Korthuis, MD, MPH Buprenorphine TreatmentCME’s medical, pharmacy, social work, behavioral health, etc. Spring series planned
5. PDMPLast report Lane County had 76% enrolledStrategies: Contacting all unregistered top prescribers on our list by phone or in personClinic manager contactsReporting any errors to Drew Simpson at OHA
6. Lane County Prescribing
7. Risky Prescribing
8. Overdose Hospitalizations
9. Overdose Deaths
10. NaloxoneReaching out to pharmacies to display posters from MultnomahPartnered with HIV Alliance for trainingsPharmacist training planned for January 2018Community event in 2018Recommended our Board of Health create a policy requiring Naloxone signage at pharmacies—no action taken yetWorking with law enforcement to carry Naloxone
11. Media campaign/WebsiteEvaluating existing media campaigns for use in Lane CountyWill implement in 2018Have submitted our information for a Lane County section of the Oregon Pain Guidance website
12. Challenges Law enforcement and NaloxonePharmacies and Naloxone
13. Questions?