Overdose Response Training

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The Overdose Response Training (ORT) Group is focused on maximizing the resources for reduction and/or prevention of fatal opioid overdose in our community. Administration of naloxone in the setting of an opioid overdose that results in inadequate breathing is considered a harm reduction strategy. Naloxone administration is part of a much larger comprehensive program addressing the opioid epidemic also including education, prevention, and treatment. Classes teaching indications and technique for naloxone administration are held at the Garrett County Health Department (Oakland and Grantsville locations) and at sites outside of the Health Department upon request and availability.

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  • OPR Curriculum Condensed Nov 2017 (853k)  
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    Uploaded by Jennifer Corder on November 20, 2017. 105 downloads since then.

    This is the most recent version of the PP we use in teaching the ORT classes.
    It includes local information (slide 24) about pharmacies in Garrett County, and lists ones who do and do not currently participate with the naloxone standing order.

  • Pre-hospital Update (5m)  
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    Uploaded by Jennifer Corder on November 1, 2017. 123 downloads since then.

    Review of issues encountered by EMS/first responders.
    Some of these details are relevant to a family member who may be helping the person who has overdosed, and we can learn by studying this lecture.

  • HOPE Act Webinar (288.9k)  
    In category: PowerPoints.
    Uploaded by John Corbin on September 27, 2017. 109 downloads since then.
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