Can a Pharmacist's help stop opioid overdoses after jail?
NCT ID NCT05776823
Summary
This study aims to prevent opioid overdoses by testing if support from a pharmacist is more effective than a counselor for people with opioid addiction who are leaving jail. Participants receive training on how to use the overdose-reversal drug Narcan and counseling to help them get addiction treatment after their release. The goal is to see if this pharmacist-led approach helps more people start and stay in treatment, which could reduce overdose risks.
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Locations
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Pulaski County Regional Detention Center
Little Rock, Arkansas, 72204, United States
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