Out-of-Hospital Naloxone Administration to be Studied in New Federally-Funded Project
This 4-year (base and 3 option years) project, titled “ Real-World Examination of Naloxone for Drug Overdose Reversal (RENDOR) ,” will study out-of-hospital naloxone administration through a collaboration with EMS agencies in San Francisco, CA; Detroit, MI; Portland, OR; and Pittsburgh, PA.
- This 4-year (base and 3 option years) project, titled “ Real-World Examination of Naloxone for Drug Overdose Reversal (RENDOR) ,” will study out-of-hospital naloxone administration through a collaboration with EMS agencies in San Francisco, CA; Detroit, MI; Portland, OR; and Pittsburgh, PA.
- ACMT’s Board President, Anthony Pizon, MD, FACMT states, “The RENDOR project aims for a better understanding of how naloxone is being used now that it has been made more accessible and widely available.
- ACMT members work in clinical, academic, governmental, and public health settings, and provide poison control center leadership.
- Led by medical toxicology physicians and registry experts, our projects involve case registry design and maintenance.