Naloxone
The SA国际传媒 naloxone topic includes a variety of news, information, videos and analysis about the growing opioid addiction epidemic and EMS response challenges and strategies, including overdose assessment, treatment strategies and trends, drug delivery models and more.
Gaining signals from noise and understanding the trajectory of service delivery
How to add intranasal drugs to the BLS scope of practice, and why it would be a valuable addition to the BLS toolbox
Many EMS systems are evaluating ways to mitigate the risks of refusal in post naloxone patients
The city is running low on naloxone due to an increase in overdoses; officials said they need funding for more supplies
Thirty-eight percent of of overdoses from January to May occurred in public places
The current plan is to update training to make sure that first responders are aware of the risks posed by contact with fentanyl
Police said the man, who was involved in a car crash, had overdosed; he was arrested and charged with third-degree assault
Officials said 790 Arizonans died of opioid overdoses last year
A DEA special agent said that acrylfentanyl has shown some possibility of being resistant to naloxone
The report鈥檚 findings help identify when and where highly potent opioids are introduced into a community
An officer had to be revived with four doses of Narcan after he accidentally came into contact with fentanyl
EMS providers administered naloxone 136 times in 2016; the state of Illinois mandates that all responders carry naloxone
Gov. Paul LePage said people with allergies have 鈥渄one nothing,鈥� but have to pay for it
An unconscious patient, with absent or ineffective breathing, may be in sudden cardiac arrest or have overdosed on an opioid; here鈥檚 how to assess and treat the patient
What each form of fentanyl means for the user and first responder
An EMS executive director said their job is to save lives, not to decide if someone is worth resuscitating based on their likelihood of relapse
At a safe injection site, addicts would have access to clean needles, medical supervision and access to opioid antidotes that can reverse an overdose
In 2014, New Mexico had one of the highest overdose death rates in the nation, second only to West Virginia
Administering medications intranasally in the pre-hospital or emergency setting can be easy, fast and non-invasive
P.A.A.R.I. and partners will train commercial fishermen with Narcan kits donated by Adapt Pharma
Assembly Bill 428 would mandate public and charter schools keep at least two doses of naloxone hydrochloride or other emergency opioid medications on site
The idea surfaced after an addict was found dead in one of the Civic Center library鈥檚 restrooms
The survey collected case data and examined the outcomes of attempted opioid-related overdose reversals reported by first responders and community health organizations
The licensed vocational nurses function as EMTs and paramedics in the prison system
Cleveland typically sees more overdoses on a daily basis than the number of violent crimes combined
A dispatcher advised the caller to keep the child鈥檚 airway clear until paramedics arrived
Given the increasing number of opioid-related deaths reported in the past months, an official said she was surprised more kits haven鈥檛 been distributed
Under the proposal, people experiencing overdose symptoms could get drugs administered faster
Existing law allows them to stock epinephrine to treat severe allergic reactions
As part of a $35,000 grant, officers will be equipped with the drug after undergoing a training program
Education and acceptance of addiction as a disease is needed for EMS to bridge the empathy gap and join the effort to solve the opioid overdose epidemic
Over 18,000 naloxone kits have been handed out across British Columbia, many rendered useless when needles are used for illicit drug use
Officials said from December 2015 to December 2016, Narcan administration skyrocketed from 908 to 2,206 doses
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