Co-Prescribe Naloxone for Patients at Opioid Overdose Risk

June 2018

You'll hear increasing emphasis on expanding access to naloxone...to prevent opioid-overdose deaths.

The U.S. Surgeon General is now advising the public to "Be prepared. Get naloxone. Save a life."

All states now have a process for your pharmacist colleagues to provide naloxone directly to patients...and many states have laws to protect those prescribing, dispensing, and giving naloxone from liability.

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Co-Prescribe Naloxone for Patients at Opioid Overdose Risk

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