Opioid Overdose Prevention Within Tribal Communities
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Opioid Overdose Prevention Within Tribal Communities

Self-paced
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Description

This training highlights opioid overdose prevention strategies within tribal communities, focusing on the Saving Lives Project and its initiatives. It examines the role of tribal epidemiology centers (TECs) in promoting public health, data sovereignty, and culturally relevant approaches to addressing the opioid crisis.

Target Audience

This training is designed for healthcare professionals, tribal leaders, public health workers, policymakers, and community advocates interested in developing culturally competent and effective interventions for opioid use prevention in Native American and Alaska Native communities.

Learning Outcomes

After completing this training, you will be able to:

  1. Understand the role of TECs in promoting public health and data sovereignty in tribal communities.
  2. Recognize the importance of integrating cultural best practices with evidence-based strategies in addressing the opioid crisis.
  3. Identify key components of indigenous evaluation approaches and their relevance to community health programs.
  4. Develop strategies for fostering collaborations between tribal entities, public health organizations, and federal or state agencies.

 

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