NARCAN in Schools: A Lifesaving Discussion with Ashland’s Experts
Episode Overview
Tanya Blough emphasises the importance of NARCAN in schools due to the increase in lethal drugs and potential accidental overdoses The episode addresses misconceptions about the use of NARCAN in schools and highlights the critical role it plays in saving lives NARCAN is discussed as a proactive measure to combat the fentanyl crisis and ensure the safety and well-being of the Ashland County community
I'm a huge proponent of having Narcan in the schools. I think everybody should be carrying it, and I think we just need to educate people more.
Ever thought about the lifesaving potential of NARCAN in schools? In this compelling episode of 'Keeping Ashland Healthy', school nurse Tanya Blough teams up with Prevention Educators Kris Hickey, Wendy Lemon, and Leanne White to tackle this critical issue. With the alarming rise in fentanyl and other opioids, the conversation centers on why having NARCAN readily available in schools is more important than ever.
Tanya shares eye-opening stories and statistics that underscore the necessity of this medication, while Kris, Wendy, and Leanne bust common myths and misconceptions about its use. The discussion isn't just about the medical aspects; it dives into the proactive steps Ashland County is taking to protect its students and staff. If you're a parent, educator, or community member concerned about the opioid crisis, this episode offers invaluable insights and practical advice on how to be prepared.
Tune in to learn how Ashland is leading the way in creating safer school environments.