Opioid Dependency

Updates

October 2022

Community Based Naloxone Program

For any patients returning to your pharmacy to obtain a replacement naloxone kit, please provide the link or a copy of the Naloxone Kit Usage form to the individual and ask them to complete it and drop it off at the pharmacy. Please note that pharmacy staff will have to transcribe the paper form into the online survey. If this is not feasible, putting up signage or a poster with the link or QR code for the form may be preferable. The form is available in 2 formats:

Naloxone Kit Usage Survey Form

For any patients returning to your pharmacy to obtain a replacement overdose kit, please provide a copy of the Overdose Kit Use Reporting form to the individual and ask them to complete it and drop it off at the pharmacy.  The form is available in 2 formats:

Pharmacy Store Registration

Click here to REGISTER your pharmacy to participate in the program. 

Whenever possible this form should be completed by the Pharmacy Manager.  Please allow 2-3 business days for your registration to be completed.  If you are not able to order kits after that time, please send an e-mail to naloxone.kit@ahs.ca.

This program is only open to pharmacists, pharmacy technicians and pharmacy staff practicing in Alberta.

Education 

Used in emergency treatment of opioid overdose outside of hospital, naloxone is now an unscheduled drug in Alberta.

Pharmacies participating in the Community Based Naloxone program should ensure their staff are knowledgeable about the program by completing the following course.

Community Based Naloxone – Training for Kit Distribution

Sublocade

Sublocade GAP Coverage

Sublocade HCP Guide

Online Account Set Up Sublocade July 2021

Pharmacy Distribution FAQ – 2021 English

Sublocade Administration

Harm Reduction Programs

Community Based Naloxone Program – Alberta Health Services

Get Naloxone – Alberta Health Services

Map for Naloxone Kit Distribution – Tableau Public

Digital Overdose Response System (DORS)

Treatment Services

AHS Addiction and Mental Health Access 24/7

Opioid Agonist Treatment Clinics in Alberta – College of Physicians & Surgeons of Alberta | CPSA

Find Healthcare – Search (albertahealthservices.ca)

Call the Mental Health Helpline 1-877-303-2642 (Toll free)

Need Help for Mental Health? Tool – Community Mental Health Action Plan

City of Edmonton Drug Poisoning (Overdose) Prevention

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