Learn About Opioid Epidemic

Understand the background and causes of opioid overdoses

Prevent Overdoses

Identify signs and symptoms of opioid overdoses and learn how to use naloxone/Narcan

Access Resources

Discover opioid overdose prevention resources in the community

About the Course

Attend FREE Opioid Overdose Prevention Trining with Know Overdose Nevada County to learn about the opioid epidemic, prevent overdoses, and access valuable resources. This asynchronous course allows flexibility in learning, with engaging video lectures, supplemental materials, and a certificate of completion available. Sign up now to make a difference in opioid prevention!

About the Creators

The training features expert trainers from the Nevada County Department of Public Health and outside contractors: Corinne Amezcua, Shannon Decker, Toby Guevin, Bethany Wilkins, Jen Rhi Winders, and Devin Bradley, who focus on harm reduction, overdose awareness, and local resources for prevention.

Curriculum

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    Introduction to Opioid Overdose

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    Opioids and Fentanyl

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    National and Local Data

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    Harm Reduction Strategies

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    Knowledge Check

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    Resources and Community Support

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Start Your Journey to Prevention

Enroll today to gain crucial knowledge on opioid overdose prevention and become an advocate for saving lives.