Explore the critical aspects of naloxone administration in this comprehensive one-hour lecture from WVCTSI Project ECHO SUD. Gain essential knowledge about who should receive naloxone, when and where it should be administered, and understand the crucial reasons behind its use in combating opioid overdoses. Learn from expert insights to enhance your understanding of this life-saving intervention and its role in addressing substance use disorders.
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Syllabus
Naloxone: Who, When, Where, & Why
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WVCTSI Project ECHO
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