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Florida’s Good Samaritan Law Allows a Bystander to Administer Naloxone
Understanding Good Samaritan Laws Protecting Those Who Help in Case of Overdose
Data About the Overdose Epidemic
OD2A Contact Information
- OD2A@FLHealth.gov
- 561-840-4500
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Mailing Location
800 Clematis St.
West Palm Beach, FL 33401
MapFact Sheet: Recognize and Respond to Overdose
Fact Sheet: Prescription Opioids
Fact Sheet: Medication Assisted Treatment
Fact Sheet: Commonly Used Terms
About the Palm Beach County OD2A Data
To create an innovative understanding of substance use disorder and overdose in Palm Beach County, multiple independent data sources are used. OD2A overdose morbidity and mortality data are collected through partnerships with local hospitals, emergency medical services providers, and the Palm Beach County Medical Examiner’s Office. Differences in terminology, case definitions, and inclusion/exclusion criteria may occur across data sources. Therefore, comparability across all data products is limited and should be interpreted with caution.
Description of the Dashboard
The Overdose Surveillance Dashboard is an innovative tool designed to provide critical insights into emergency room overdose data. This resource empowers public health officials, community organizations, and policymakers with actionable information to respond more effectively to the ongoing overdose crisis.
The dashboard aggregates and visualizes data on overdose cases reported by emergency departments across all hospitals in Palm Beach County.
- Monthly Surveillance Reports for Palm Beach County
- Semi-Annual and Annual Reports for Palm Beach County
- Data for the State of Florida
- Data for the United States
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Data on the Drug Overdose Epidemic
If you would like to receive our monthly and annual reports by email, please contact us at OD2A@FLHealth.gov
The Florida Overdose Data to Action (FL-OD2A) program is supported by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
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