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Re: [RxNews] Drug tampering cases by 3 Kansas nurses highlight gaps in state nursing regulations
No full textThe feasibility of employing a home healthcare model for education and treatment of opioid overdose using a naloxone auto-injector in a private practice pain medicine clinic
No full textProject Lazarus: Community-Based Overdose Prevention in Rural North Carolinap me_1128 77..85
No full textAbstract Background. In response to some of the highest drug overdose death rates in the country, Project Lazarus developed a community-based overdose prevention program in Western North Carolina. The Wilkes County unintentional poisoning mortality rate was quadruple that of the state's in 2009 and due almost exclusively to prescription opioid pain relievers, including fentanyl, hydrocodone, methadone, and oxycodone. The program is ongoing
