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Naloxone Administrations

New Orleans Emergency Medical Services (NO-EMS)

Naloxone is typically administered when there is a possibility of opiate overdose, rather than certainty, because there is very little risk of harm in administering naloxone when opiates are not present. This analysis represents NO-EMS service calls on which naloxone was administered by EMS, Fire Deparatment personnel, Police Department personnel and/or other persons ("bystanders").

• Summary Dashboard Report through March 2022, including
• Long-term Trend (quarterly)
• Recent Trend (monthly)
• Heat Map showing Administrations by Neighborhood (latest quarter)
• Recent Trend in Bystander Administrations
• Recent Trend in Patients Declining Further Assistance (AMAs)

• Earlier Reports

• Naloxone Administration Service Call Trend Analysis  (updated February 2022)

• Heat Maps showing geographical concentrations of naloxone administration service calls
  

• Calendar 2021 Heat Map
  
• 4th Quarter 2021 Heat Map
  
• Bystander Administration of Naloxone (December 2020)



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