Table 2 Best practices in order priority ranking
Best practice | Rank |
|---|---|
Naloxone is accessible | 1 |
Needs-based naloxone distribution | 2 |
Sufficient naloxone supply | 2 |
Low threshold services | 2 |
Naloxone at no cost | 2 |
OEND program is grounded in harm reduction principles | 6 |
Naloxone saturation | 7 |
Involvement of people who use drugs | 8 |
Proactive engagement | 9 |
Needs-based training | 9 |
Lay Person Naloxone Team | 9 |
Anonymous Service Delivery | 12 |
Only essential data are collected | 12 |
Training of trainers | 14 |
Onsite overdose protocol established | 15 |
Overdose response information and education materials offered | 15 |
Outreach and marketing conducted | 17 |
Option to choose naloxone administration modality | 17 |
Support for vicarious trauma | 17 |
Support for burnout | 20 |