Texas SB2378 mandates a biennial report on opioid antagonist programs to reverse and prevent opioid overdoses.

Texas SB2378 requires the commission to prepare a report evaluating the distribution of opioid antagonists in the state to reverse and prevent opioid overdoses. The report, due by October 1 of each even-numbered year, must include a needs assessment for opioid antagonist programs, a statewide saturation goal, data sources and methodology for estimating supply insufficiencies, a communications plan for high-risk areas, a description of state and federal funding, distribution strategies, and descriptions of available purchase and distribution programs.

Texas SB2378 mandates a biennial report on opioid antagonist programs to reverse and prevent opioid overdoses.

Texas SB2378 requires the commission to prepare a report evaluating the distribution of opioid antagonists in the state to reverse and prevent opioid overdoses. The report, due by October 1 of each even-numbered year, must include a needs assessment for opioid antagonist programs, a statewide saturation goal, data sources and methodology for estimating supply insufficiencies, a communications plan for high-risk areas, a description of state and federal funding, distribution strategies, and descriptions of available purchase and distribution programs.