PPT-Intranasal Naloxone Administration: The power to save a life is under their nose

IMPD Southwest District Narcan Pilot Project Objectives Overview of the problem Discuss the basics of opioids What are opioids Illicit and Prescription Educate on recognition of opioid overdose. Emergency Medical Responders and. Law Enforcement. There may be a title here that come from the foundation. Objectives . In this slide set, you will learn:. What naloxone (. Narcan. ) is. How it works when administered to a person who has overdosed. Williamtic. , CT 06226 . Windhamharmreductioncoalition@gmail.com. (860) 617-8265. Using Civil Disobedience to Establish a Public Health Norm; An overview of a transitioning Model for Naloxone Distribution in CT. for Peace Officers and EMTs . Objectives . Background & statutes . Define naloxone . Routes of administration . Training requirements . Immunity . The Opioid Problem: . Lethal Drug. overdose. is the leading cause of . Public Concern. Public Expectation. “All the Other Kids Are Doing It”. 256.40(3)(b). Opioid. Antagonists. A law enforcement officer or fire fighter who, reasonably believing another person to be undergoing an . Intranasal Administration of Naloxone for Suspected Opiate Overdose. Objectives. Overview of the problem . HB 965. What is an Opiate. Abuse. Side effects. Overdose indicators. What is Naloxone (. Narcan. Los Angeles County EMS Agency. Special Thanks for the Development of this Program. UCLA Center for Prehospital Care. Los Angeles EMS Agency Curriculum Committee. This . training . program. meets the regulatory . Objectives . Background & statutes . Define naloxone . Routes of administration . Training requirements . Immunity . The Opioid Problem: . Lethal Drug. overdose. is the leading cause of . accidental death in America . Law Enforcement. There may be a title here that come from the foundation. Objectives . In this slide set, you will learn:. What naloxone (. Narcan. ) is. How it works when administered to a person who has overdosed. f. or Ohio . EMS – Version 2.0. NALOXONE ADMINISTRATION:. INTRANASAL ROUTE AND AUTO-INJECTORS. Developed in the 1960s. Opioid antagonist. Emergent overdose treatment in the hospital and prehospital settings. Adapted from: . Community . Access . Naloxone Is . there a downside. ?. . Michael . W. Dailey, MD . Albancy. Medical Center. Motor vehicle traffic, poisoning, drug poisoning, and unintentional drug poisoning death rates: United States, 1999--2010. Saves Lives Oklahoma State Department of Health Emergency Systems Injury Prevention Service Office of Scientific and Research Integrity Oklahoma Department of Mental Health & Substance Abuse Services NALOXONE (. Narcan. ®). Developed in the 1960s. Increased opioid use and abuse. Greater . variety of available opioids . Increased demand for naloxone. Opioid . competitive antagonist. Emergent overdose treatment in hospital and . San Mateo County Emergency Medical Services . in conjunction with Menlo Park Police Department. Objectives. Identify common causative agents. Identify pertinent assessment findings before and after administration. Trainer Name. location AND DATE. Learning objectives. By the end of the presentation, participants will:. Understand requirements of the Community-Based Naloxone Access Program Standing Order. Know what naloxone is and how to store, track and administer it.