The Metro Public Health Department Opioid/Overdose Response and Reduction Program seeks to conduct public health surveillance on drug overdoses in Davidson County in order to effectively respond to and inform targeted intervention efforts in collaboration with community partners. The program strives to support and enhance stakeholder partnerships, improve linkage to treatment for people living with substance use disorders, and ultimately reduce both fatal and non-fatal drug overdoses.
Resources
- Where to Find Help for Overdose
- Where to Find Help for Overdose (Spanish)
- Where to Find Health for Overdose (Arabic)
Prevention
- Overdose Prevention Information
- Overdose Prevention Information (Spanish)
- Overdose Prevention Information (Arabic)
- General Information About Opioids
- General Information About Opioids (Spanish)
- General Information About Opioids (Arabic)
Naloxone
- Naloxone (Narcan) Information
- Naloxone (Narcan) Information (Spanish)
- Naloxone (Narcan) Information (Arabic)
Syringe Services Program
- Syringe Services Program Information
- Syringe Services Program Information (Spanish)
- Syringe Services Program Information (Arabic)
SPIKE Auto Text Program
Drug Overdose Data Reports
2023
- Drug Overdose Report Quarter 1, 2023
- Drug Overdose Report Quarter 2, 2023
- Drug Overdose Report Quarter 3, 2023
- Drug Overdose Report Quarter 4, 2023
2022
- Drug Overdose Report Quarter 1, 2022
- Drug Overdose Report Quarter 2, 2022
- Drug Overdose Report Quarter 3, 2022
- Drug Overdose Report Quarter 4, 2022
2021
- Drug Overdose Report Quarter 1, 2021
- Drug Overdose Report Quarter 2, 2021
- Drug Overdose Report Quarter 3, 2021
- Drug Overdose Report Quarter 4, 2021
2020
- Drug Overdose Report Quarter 1, 2020
- Drug Overdose Report Quarter 2, 2020
- Drug Overdose Report Quarter 3, 2020
- Drug Overdose Report Quarter 4, 2020
- Annual Drug Overdose Epidemiological Profile
Public Health and Safety Advisories
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