ArticleHarm reduction journal2022
Development of a digital platform to improve community response to overdose and prevention among harm reduction organizations.
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- Using digital technology to reduce drug-related harms: a targeted service users' perspective of the Digital Lifelines Scotland programme.Harm reduction journal · 2024Article
- Public Health Dashboards in Overdose Prevention: The Rhode Island Approach to Public Health Data Literacy, Partnerships, and Action.Journal of medical Internet research · 2024Article
- An interpretable machine learning framework for opioid overdose surveillance from emergency medical services records.PloS one · 2024Article
- "We do it ourselves": strengths and opportunities for improving the practice of harm reduction.Harm reduction journal · 2023Article
- Digital transformation of the harm reduction sector-"Here4UScotland" a case study of a virtual supervised consumption.Digital healthArticle
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Abstract
The overdose crisis in the USA remains a growing and urgent public health concern. Over 108,000 people died due to overdose during 2021. Fatal and non-fatal overdoses are under-reported in the USA due to current surveillance methods. Systemic gaps in overdose data limit the opportunity for data-driven prevention efforts and resource allocation. This study aims to improve overdose surveillance and community response through developing a digital platform for overdose reporting and response among harm reduction organizations. We used a community-engaged, user-center design research approach. We conducted qualitative interviews with N = 44 overdose stakeholders including people who use drugs and harm reductionists. Results highlighted the need for a unified, multilingual reporting system uniquely tailored for harm reduction organizations. Anonymity, data transparency, protection from legal repercussions, data accuracy, and community-branded marketing emerged as key themes for the overdose platform. Emergent themes included the need for real-time data in a dashboard designed for community response and tailored to first responders and harm reduction organizations. This formative study provides the groundwork for improving overdose surveillance and data-driven response through the development of an innovative overdose digital platform.
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