Naloxone training session in Ada
By Monty Siekerman
Members of the Hardin County Health Department and Hardin Memorial Hospital held a training session on how to properly administer Naloxone in the event of an opioid overdose. The program, held earlier this month at the Ada Public Library, is a cooperative effort of the county prosecutor’s office, sheriff’s office, coroner, health department, and hospital.
The training included a kit containing two doses of Naloxone, a face shield, and a reference guide.
Holding a Naloxone kit are Cindy Keller and Kelsey Ralston of the health department and Tammy Shepherd and Kim Reisinger of the hospital.
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