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Overdose Prevention
Prescribe Naloxone.
Save a Life.
Practical resources for healthcare providers, pharmacists, public health professionals, and communities working to reduce opioid overdose deaths and expand access to naloxone.
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Why naloxone matters
Naloxone is an opioid antagonist used to reverse the effects of an opioid overdose. Access, education, and timely response can help save lives.
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Resources to Help Prevent Overdose
PrescribeToPrevent provides educational materials and practical resources to help healthcare professionals educate patients, prescribe and dispense naloxone rescue kits, and reduce overdose risk.
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Pharmacists
Information and practical materials for pharmacists involved in naloxone dispensing and patient education.
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Videos, training materials, and educational resources about recognizing and responding to opioid overdose.
Patient Education →Over-the-Counter Naloxone
Resources and information about non-prescription naloxone and expanding access to this life-saving medication.
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State-specific legislation, policy resources, and legal information related to naloxone access.
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Research and systematic reviews examining overdose education, naloxone distribution, and prevention programs.
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Knowledge That Supports Prevention
PrescribeToPrevent brings together resources developed for prescribers, pharmacists, public health workers, researchers, and other professionals involved in overdose prevention.
Materials can help healthcare teams incorporate naloxone education and overdose-response planning into patient care.
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