Opioid Abuse Toolkit
Resources for New Jersey Communities – 2024
Opioid Abuse Toolkit: Resources for New Jersey Communities – 2024
Supplementary Materials:
- Addressing the Opioid Epidemic Presentation
- Social Media Outreach Poster
- Securing Prescription Medication Presentation
- Community in Crisis Realtor Trifold
- Opioid Overdose Poster
- Naloxone Administration Poster
- Naloxone Administration Training Presentation
- Transcript for Naloxone Training
- Narcotics Anon NJ Meetings
- Narcotics Anon of NJ for Family Members
- Drug Take-Back Poster
- Student Opioid Evaluation
- Drug Abuse Awareness Poster for High School
- Drug Abuse Horizontal Banner and Drug Abuse Awareness Sticker
- PEERx Partner Presentation
- Drug Free Parent Presentation
- Drug Abuse Awareness Flyer for Parents
- PSA Sticker Drug Abuse
- Say No Logo
- High School Outreach Presentation
- Middle School Outreach Presentation
- Say No to Opioids Flyer
- Substance Use Overview for Middle/High School – Spanish
- Student Overview-Vaping and E Cig Slides
- Student Overview – Cocaine Abuse Education Slides
- Sharing is Not Caring
- Taking the Pledge to Prevent Opioid Misuse
Opioid Abuse Toolkit: Resources for New Jersey Prescribers – 2024
Supplementary Materials:
- Primary Care PTSD Screen (PC-PTSD)
- CRAFFT 2.0 Questionnaire*
- Opioid Risk Tool
- Clinical Opiate Withdrawal Scale (COWS)
- Naloxone Administration Poster
- National Institute on Drug Abuse – Seeking Drug Abuse Treatment: Know What to Ask (Guide for Patients)
- The Facts About Buprenorphine for Patients
- Opioid Patient Prescriber Agreement (PPA)
- CDC Clinical Practice Guideline for Prescribing Opioids for Pain- 2022
- Commonly Used Long-Acting Opioids Chart
- How to Change Routes of Administration of Opioids
- Buprenorphine Dosing
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