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Naloxone: prévenir et agir face aux surdoses d'opioïdes

Also: Prévenir et agir face aux surdoses d'opioïdes · naloxone.fr

French public information effort under the health ministry's roadmap 'Prévenir et agir face aux surdoses d'opioïdes' (2019-2022), telling the public and pharmacists that ready-to-use naloxone exists, can be used by anyone and is available without prescription. It includes ministry posters and a memo card distributed to pharmacies via Cespharm, a 2021 Fédération Addiction poster campaign sent to every pharmacy with the pharmacists' order, and naloxone.fr, a free one-hour online overdose response training built with prevention associations.

Years
2019–now
Country
France
Topic
Harm reductionOpioids
Asks people to
RecognizeStart
Strategy
Self efficacySimple instruction
Channel
Point of salePrintWebsite
Audience
AdultsCliniciansGeneral public
People who use opioids (prescribed or illicit), their families, and pharmacists.

Evidence

NoneUnknown

No evaluation found. Le Quotidien du pharmacien attributes rising naloxone kit orders to the campaign (search snippet; article not opened).

Sponsor (who paid)

  • Ministère chargé de la Santé (France) Foreign government, funder and creator
  • Fédération Addiction NGO, campaign partner (2021 pharmacy poster)
  • Ordre national des pharmaciens NGO, distribution partner

Credits (who made it)

Not recorded yet.

Related campaigns

Sources

  1. Surdoses (overdose) d'opioïdes : la naloxone est utilisable par tous et peut sauver la vie (Ministère chargé de la santé via sante.fr, 7 Aug 2023) sponsor · 2023
  2. Surdoses aux opioïdes : faciliter l'accès à la naloxone (Ordre national des pharmaciens, 15 Apr 2021) sponsor · 2021
  3. naloxone.fr (inter-association online training platform) sponsor

Research notes

Discovered 2026-10-22 for #17. No agency named. Start year 2019 is the roadmap year per Le Quotidien du pharmacien (search snippet, unverified); the earliest opened source is 2021. Partners of the 2021 Fédération Addiction campaign include AFVD, AIDES, ASUD, Psychoactif, RESPADD, SAFE, SFETD and others. Ventizolve (OTC nasal naloxone) arrived Oct 2023 per Fédération Addiction. A loose bundle of government and NGO pushes rather than one flighted campaign; split if more detail is found.

Record cases/fr-naloxone-prevenir-et-agir-surdoses.json, updated 2026-10-22· Link to this campaign