Health Professionals

PROVIDER TOOLS

The ONE (Opioid and Naloxone Education) Program provides North Dakota with a proactive approach to assess opioid-related risks. It’s an opportunity to provide upstream prevention of opioid misuse and accidental overdose. Here are some tools to help equip providers to screen patients prescribed an opioid medication and provide education, resources and support to ensure safe medication use.

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About ONE

Learn more about ONE, the opioid misuse crisis and what we’re doing to help educate and prevent it.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Want to know more? Check out these FAQ’s about Opioid and Naloxone Education.

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Get Involved

Have more questions about the ONE Program? Don’t know where to start? Let us know and we’ll help you!

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Home Care Resources

Resources and tools for Nurses ONE screening

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Contact Us

Have more questions? Contact us today.

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Locate a ONE Pharmacy

Find a ONE Pharmacy in your area

The ONE (Opioid and Naloxone Education) Program

an innovative approach to screen and educate patients

TIPS FROM THE ONE EXPERTS

Rosemary Kalenze

We feel it’s important to participate in the ONE Program because it allows us to further increase patient safety around prescribed opioids.

Jamie Vander Vorste

Use a cheat sheet to help staff understand workflow, especially when first getting started.

Sarah Schmidt

There is never a perfect day to start something new. You just need to do it. Pick a day to start and be committed to the process.

Jeff Jacobson

Do not have patients complete the patient intake form at the drop off window as this can inhibit workflow. Have them take the form to the waiting area or other private area to complete and then return to pharmacy.

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