Enacts the model overdose mapping and response act.
The model overdose mapping and response act establishes a system for collecting and analyzing information about overdose incidents in New York. It requires the Department of Health to develop a central repository for overdose incident data, accessible in real-time. The act mandates reporting of overdose incidents by law enforcement, emergency services, coroners, and medical examiners. It aims to identify overdose trends, develop intervention strategies, and coordinate responses to overdose spikes.
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