Everyday What You Need To Know About Opioids While Supplies Last [6gwHUA9E]

Understanding Opioids: Essential Knowledge for All Employees

Are you and your team equipped with the knowledge to navigate the complex world of opioids? Our comprehensive program, "Everyday What You Need To Know About Opioids While Supplies Last [6gwHUA9E]," is designed to provide your employees with a robust understanding of this critical issue. This program delves into the origins of opioids, the factors contributing to the addiction epidemic, and the distinctions between opioids and other pain relievers. With an emphasis on education and prevention, it aims to equip your workforce with the tools they need to recognize the dangers and mitigate the risks associated with opioid use.

Comprehensive Content and Engaging Formats

Our program is crafted to be informative and engaging, featuring a variety of formats including PowerPoint presentations, DVDs, videos, and self-contained web courses. Each format is designed to offer practical and memorable content. Our content includes a detailed list of opioid names and street names, symptoms of use and addiction, and the signs of an overdose emergency. The program also addresses common myths and misconceptions, offering clear, actionable information to help your employees make informed decisions. To enhance learning, we provide reproducible handouts and test questions.

Target Audience and Real-World Applications

Whether you are a supervisor or an employee, this program is tailored to meet the needs of your team. It is ideal for organizations looking to create a safer and more informed workplace. By understanding the risks and signs of opioid addiction, your employees can play a crucial role in preventing misuse and enabling those struggling with addiction to seek help. With the promise of treatment and the support of the EAP, this program offers a roadmap to a healthier, more secure work environment. Choose from multiple formats to suit your needs and take advantage of our special offer for a discounted price when you select two media formats.