Drug Death Prevention
SDF works with local planners, commissioners and services to improve interventions that prevent drug-related deaths.
SDF Drug Death Prevention work
SDF supports local stakeholders to identify the strengths and weaknesses of local practice to form an action plan that improves joint working and the effectiveness and efficiency of local responses. This work is based on evidence of ‘what works’ and SDF’s national resource, “Staying Alive in Scotland”
SDF also ensures the Scottish National Naloxone Programme is continued, developed, and embedded across all ADP areas.
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Facilitate 4 Scottish Naloxone Network (ScoNN) meetings annually.
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11 training sessions delivered to 191 participants.
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Training for trainers sessions delivered to 168 participants
STAYING ALIVE IN SCOTLAND
Staying Alive in Scotland was developed from the evidence of effective measures adopted elsewhere in Scotland and internationally and provides a single resource for developing local drug death prevention plans and implementing these.
If you co-ordinate the design, planning, commissioning or managing local services and you and local partners would like support in preventing drug-related deaths please contact workforcedevelopment@sdf.org.uk
SDF offers support to local planners to work jointly on this agenda
DRUG DEATH PREVENTION IN YOUR AREA
If you are designing, planning, commissioning or managing local services and you and local partners would like support to undertake this self-assessment, planning and implementation process
Please contact: workforcedevelopment@sdf.org.uk