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Workplace opioid overdose programs may not all look the same, but they all should include key components such as naloxone access, related training and an opioid overdose policy. Policies and procedures can be added into existing emergency preparedness or first aid programs if you already have them in place.
To implement an opioid overdose response plan in your workplace, download the Respond Ready implementation guide. This guide provides an example process you can use to create an opioid overdose response program and connects you with resources you may need as you develop your program.
● Case Study: An Opioid Overdose Response Program, Washington County, NY
● Naloxone in the Workplace: State Laws and Employer Considerations
● Overdose Emergency Planning Tool
● Webinar: Creating an Opioid Overdose Response Program (June 18, 2024)
● Case Study: An Opioid Overdose Response Program at Koppers Inc. (.pdf). Watch the video.
● OSHA reporting and recordability requirements for overdose
Watch this webinar to learn about the new NSC Overdose Emergency Planning Tool, a free resource designed to help safety professionals improve opioid overdose readiness in the workplace.
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