Upcoming Events
Project Opioid Webinar - The Changing Opioid Crisis: How can leaders respond?
Date:
August 31, 2021
Time:
10:00 am - 11:00 am
he Changing Overdose Crisis: How Can Leaders Respond?
Over the last 18 months, our state has observed a tremendous surge in overdose deaths to the likes of which we have never seen before.
What is clear is that the unprecedented societal impacts from our response to COVID-19 have created a new growing epidemic within the pandemic. But the story does not end there.
These increases marked not only a rise in deaths but a shift in why individuals were overdosing and whom we thought were impacted by these drugs. This calls for a greater understanding of the crisis and will demand leaders look at new strategies to help those at most risk of overdose and death in communities everywhere...With this in mind: What can leaders do to help those most at risk for an overdose? How can communities come together to address this crisis in Florida?
Join our upcoming webinar where we will take a deep dive into these issues and offer insight into the changing overdose crisis and discuss how leaders like you can address this deadly trend and save lives across Florida.
What is clear is that the unprecedented societal impacts from our response to COVID-19 have created a new growing epidemic within the pandemic. But the story does not end there.
These increases marked not only a rise in deaths but a shift in why individuals were overdosing and whom we thought were impacted by these drugs. This calls for a greater understanding of the crisis and will demand leaders look at new strategies to help those at most risk of overdose and death in communities everywhere...With this in mind: What can leaders do to help those most at risk for an overdose? How can communities come together to address this crisis in Florida?
Join our upcoming webinar where we will take a deep dive into these issues and offer insight into the changing overdose crisis and discuss how leaders like you can address this deadly trend and save lives across Florida.