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Covid19 Resources for Programs, Pharmacies and Prescribers
For Pharmacists:
https://www.idstewardship.com/coronavirus-covid-19-resources-pharmacists/
https://www.pharmacist.com/press-release/apha-issues-statement-protections-healthcare-providers-during-coronavirus-pandemic
https://www.pharmacist.com/coronavirus
Stickers
These stickers are designed to encourage people to ask a pharmacist for naloxone. They could be placed on packs of syringes, prescriptions for opioids, or other materials related to opioid safety.
English Stickers
Round stickers with two messages for professional print services – English
Stickers placed on 2″ round OL5375 template for low cost office printing – English
Spanish Stickers
Round stickers with two messages for professional print services – Spanish
Stickers placed on 2″ round OL5375 template for low cost office printing – Spanish
Naloxone card
We heard that many people don’t know what to say, or how to ask for naloxone at the pharmacy, or don’t want to ask for it. This is a small card to help people ask for naloxone at the pharmacy. Conceived as a stigma-reduction tool, it can be distributed by health care providers, placed on pharmacy shelves, handed out in community locations, or left at checkout counters. People can simply take the card to the pharmacy counter and ask for “A”, “B”, “C”, or “D”, making the “ask” easier.
English naloxone card
Spanish naloxone card
Example of how the naloxone card could be used