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36 matches found for “naloxone”.

• Naloxone in New Mexico Infographic (September 2023) (publication) [+]
  This helpful infographic provides information on naloxone in New Mexico in a visual fashion which makes it easy to understand. Highlights include a description of what naloxone is, how much it has helped reduced opioid overdose deaths, how many people are enrolled in naloxone distribution programs, how many naloxone kits were dispensed, and more.
• Naloxone in New Mexico Infographic (May 2022) (Archived Publication) (publication) [+]
  This helpful infographic provides information on naloxone in New Mexico in a visual fashion which makes it easy to understand. Highlights include a description of what naloxone is, how much it has helped reduced opioid overdose deaths, how many people are enrolled in naloxone distribution programs, how many naloxone kits were dispensed, and more.
• Increase in Pharmacies Dispensing Naloxone (news) [+]
  June 6, 2016 — The Department of Health reported a significant increase in the number of naloxone prescriptions dispensed from local community pharmacies. Naloxone is an easy to use, safe and effective medication that can rapidly begin reversing the effects of an opioid overdose for about 30-60 minutes, sufficient...
• Find Naloxone (resource) [+]
  Find Naloxone
• How to Administer Intranasal Naloxone (resource) [+]
  This video provides information on overdose recognition, overdose response, and naloxone administration.
• Coverage of Naloxone Under Medicaid Announced (news) [+]
  June 18, 2014 — The New Mexico Human Services Department and the New Mexico Department of Health announced that Centennial Care will cover a medication used to revive an individual experiencing a drug overdose. Naloxone, also known by its brand name Narcan, is a prescription medication that can be sprayed into the...
• More than 900 Overdoses Reversed in 2014 (news) [+]
  July 15, 2015 — The New Mexico Department of Health announced today that more than 900 opioid overdose reversals were reported in 2014 due to the use of the drug naloxone. That’s almost a 29 percent increase in reversals from 2013. The Department of Health has been working with various partners and agencies to in...
• Naloxone Dispensing Guide for Pharmacists (Archived Publication) (publication) [+]
  Guide for use by pharmacists in dispensing Naloxone.
• Naloxone Statewide Standing Order for Schools in New Mexico (publication) [+]
  Statewide standing order of Naloxone in schools.
• Naloxone Enrollment and Record of Use Form (Archived Publication) (publication) [+]
  Use this form to enroll and record use of naloxone.
• Naloxone: Drug Information Sheet (publication) [+]
  This is a patient information leaflet about Naloxone (Narcan) for intra-nasal use.
• Naloxone Medication Log for Secure Designated Storage Location – Sample (publication) [+]
  This an example of how to complete the log (required by regulation) tracking naloxone medication.
• Naloxone Medication Log for Secure Designated Storage Location (publication) [+]
  This is a log (required by regulation) tracking naloxone medication.
• 2021 What is Naloxone (publication) [+]
  2021 What is Naloxone
• Overdose Prevention and Naloxone Distribution Protocol (with signatures) (publication) [+]
  This is the document which outlines the protocol (procedures) required to be followed by New Mexico Department of Health staff providing overdose prevention and naloxone distribution services.
• Nasal Naloxone and Rescue Breathing Instructions (Archived Publication) (publication) [+]
  This helpful document provides instructions and photos that explain how to prepare, store, and maintain naloxone.
• New Mexico Statewide Standing Order for Registered Pharmacist Naloxone or other FDA approved opioid antagonist for rescue use (publication) [+]
  New Mexico Statewide Standing Order for Registered Pharmacist Naloxone or other FDA approved opioid antagonist for rescue use
• Information on Opioid Safety & How to Use Naloxone (publication) [+]
  Information on Opioid Safety & How to Use Naloxone
• 2021 More on Naloxone (publication) [+]
  2021 More on Naloxone
• Where to Find Naloxone in New Mexico (publication) [+]
  Where to Find Naloxone in New Mexico
• How to Administer Naloxone (publication) [+]
  How to Administer Naloxone
• New Mexico Law Enforcement Statewide Standing Order for Naloxone (publication) [+]
  New Mexico Law Enforcement Statewide Standing Order for Naloxone
• Opioid Overdose Prevention and Naloxone Distribution (publication) [+]
  Opioid Overdose Prevention and Naloxone Distribution
• Naloxone Standing Order for Opioid Treatment Centers/Programs (publication) [+]
  Naloxone Standing Order for Opioid Treatment Centers/Programs
• Information on Opioid Safety and How to Use Naloxone (publication) [+]
  Information on Opioid Safety and How to Use Naloxone
• Prescribe to Prevent (resource) [+]
  Information needed to start prescribing and dispensing naloxone (Narcan) rescue kits, including some useful resources containing further information about this life-saving medicine.
• International Overdose Awareness Day highlights prevention efforts (news) [+]
  August 30, 2023 — August 31st is International Overdose Awareness Day and New Mexicans are reminded of the vital importance of preventing and reversing overdoses. The use of Naloxone (commonly known as Narcan) to counteract the effects of overdose and fentanyl test strips to detect the presence of fentanyl in drugs c...
• Governor Announces Grant to Fight Drug Overdose Fatalities (news) [+]
  February 7, 2017 — Today, Governor Susana Martinez announced the awarding of a $200,000 grant from the Pfizer Inc. Naloxone Access Program to fight drug overdose deaths in New Mexico. New Mexico is one of five states receiving grant funding from Pfizer to fund initiatives focused on increasing public awareness of risk...
• NMSA 1978 §§ 24-23-1 (Archived Publication) (publication) [+]
  Statute for Naloxone Distribution
• Overdose/Naloxone 3 Hour Training Curriculum (Old) (Archived Publication) (publication) [+]
  This curriculum is old and is only available for historical purposes.
• Overdose Prevention and Naloxone Enrollment Card (publication) [+]
  This is a pocket card used to show if an individual has been enrolled in the syringe service program.
• Overdose Rescue Breathing Pocket Card (publication) [+]
  This is a pocket educational card describing how to perform Rescue Breathing and use naloxone in the event of an overdose
• Overdose Prevention and Rescue Breathing in 20 Minutes or Less (Archived Publication) (publication) [+]
  This helpful document explains how what causes an overdose, how to recognize an overdose, what to do if an overdose occurs, how to perform rescue breathing, how to administer naloxone, overdose myths, and more.
• Harm Reduction (topic)
• Hepatitis C & Buprenorphine Helpline @ 1-888-DOH-HEPC (hotline) [+]
  A Health Educator trained in harm reduction is available to answer questions and concerns about viral hepatitis risks, prevention, testing and treatment. Referrals to providers participating in UNMHSC’s Project ECHO throughout the state may be made for medical evaluation. The same staff member may educate callers about treatment options for opiate addiction with methadone and Suboxone (buprenorphine/naloxone), including referrals to DOH facilities or offices in Albuquerque and in Las Cruces.
• Narcan/Naloxone Opiate Overdose Prevention Helpline @ 1-855-DOH-NOOD (hotline) [+]
  You may talk with a Disease Prevention Specialist about obtaining training in using an overdose reversal kit when someone is in respiratory distress/depression due to heroin or prescription painkillers. Referrals to local public health offices where Narcan is dispensed at no cost are offered.