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Rx Summit 2020 Quiz: Harm Reduction

Question 1 of 6

Of the 26 opioid overdoses that occurred at the first U.S. unsanctioned supervised consumption site during 2014–2018, how many resulted in fatalities?

Question 2 of 6

RTI conducted a study to determine if residents and business owners in a Philadelphia neighborhood would support a local supervised consumption site in their community. Findings from the study showed that 63% of <u>business owners and staff</u> were in favor of opening a site. <br> <br> What percentage of <u>residents</u> favored opening the site?

Question 3 of 6

Fentanyl test strips allow people who use illicitly made street opioids to test their supply for fentanyl. <br> <br> How likely are people to engage in safer drug use behaviors when the test comes back positive?

Question 4 of 6

According to an RTI study, some people who use fentanyl test strips feel that the strips increase their safety from an overdose. <br> <br> This is true for what percentage of users?

Question 5 of 6

How likely are syringe services program (SSP) participants to enter drug treatment compared to those who don’t utilize SSPs?

Question 6 of 6

According to an RTI study, what percentage of U.S. counties had implemented overdose education and naloxone distribution programs by the end of 2014?