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  • Home
  • Pharmacy
    • Learn More
    • Locate a ONE Pharmacy
    • Naloxone
    • Enrollment
    • Workflow Documents
    • Online Training
    • Coaching Calls
    • Opioid Safety Follow-Up
    • Review Modules
    • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Patients & Caregivers
    • Learn More
    • Naloxone
    • Patient Referral Resources
    • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Health Professionals
    • Learn More
    • Home Care
    • Catholic Health Initiatives
    • Essentia Health
    • Public Health Units
    • Frequently Asked Questions
  • Impact & Results
  • Contact Us
    • Get Involved
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ONE Program
About

ONE (Opioid and Naloxone Education) is an innovative approach to screen and educate patients who receive prescribed opioid medications at participating community pharmacies in the state of North Dakota.

    ONE Program

    4 weeks ago

    ONE Program
    Emphasize that YOU careOften, pharmacists fear that a patient will have a negative response when the topic of opioid use disorder is brought up. Fortunately, research shows that showing concern for people rarely returns aggressive responses. One easy step that you can take to make this happen is:Avoid using “but” and use “and” instead. This will help to validate your patient’s feelings and will make them less defensive - leading to a more productive and care focused conversation.#opioidusedisorder #ndsu #OneProgramNorth Dakota Pharmacists Association - NDPhANDSU College of Health Professions ... See MoreSee Less

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    ONE Program

    4 weeks ago

    ONE Program
    Emphasize that YOU careOften, pharmacists fear that a patient will have a negative response when the topic of opioid use disorder is brought up. Fortunately, research shows that showing concern for people rarely returns aggressive responses. One easy step that you can take to make this happen is:Avoid using “but” and use “and” instead. This will help to validate your patient’s feelings and will make them less defensive - leading to a more productive and care focused conversation.#opioidusedisorder #ndsu #OneProgramNorth Dakota Pharmacists Association - NDPhANDSU College of Health Professions ... See MoreSee Less

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