Oklahoma Overdose and 2013 Drug Law (Pre-training)
Please sent forms to: or mail to Attn: Zina Simpson PO Box 53277, OKC, OK 73152
Date______
Please sent forms to: or mail to Attn: Zina Simpson PO Box 53277, OKC, OK 73152
# of years as a law officer_____
# of years as a (city/county)______officer_____
Please sent forms to: or mail to Attn: Zina Simpson PO Box 53277, OKC, OK 73152
We’d like to ask about your experience with serious heroin or opiate pain medication overdoses. In such an overdose:
· A person’s skin, lips, or fingers turn blue;
· They stop breathing, or breath really slowly; or
· They nod off and CAN”T be woken up without medical intervention (e.g., CPR, opiate-antidote Narcan or naloxone)
1) When was the last time you were at the scene of a serious heroin or opiate pain medication overdose? (check one):
o Within the past 12 months
o More than a year ago
o Never
2) What do you think about law enforcement officials being authorized to administer Narcan/naloxone without a prescription?
o Strongly support o Somewhat support o Neutral o Somewhat against o Strongly against o Don’t know
Why?______
3) How willing are you to administer Narcan/naloxone to an overdose victim?
o Very willing o Somewhat willing o Not very willing o Definitely would not o Don’t know
4) In your experience, how often are police present at the scene of an overdose? (circle one)
o Always o Usually o Sometimes o Rarely o Never
5) How important do you think it is for police to be at the scene of an overdose for the purpose of keeping medical personnel safe? (circle one):
o Very important o Somewhat important o Not very important o Not important at all o Don’t know
6) How important do you think it is for police to be at the scene of an overdose for the purpose of enforcing laws? (circle one):
o Very important o Somewhat important o Not very important o Not important at all o Don’t know
Please provide any other comments you would like:
Please sent forms to: or mail to Attn: Zina Simpson PO Box 53277, OKC, OK 73152