Opioid overdose prevention and response training for medical students: Does training provide a benefit beyond the traditional curriculum, and are the gains of early training maintained?

2025-07-27

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Tabitha E.H. Moses

Taylor Harrison

Monya Ali BA

Jessica Moreno PharmD

Eva Waineo

Mark K. Greenwald *

DOI：10.1111/ajad.70071

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Drug-related overdoses remain a major cause of morbidity and mortality. Medical students contribute to harm reduction efforts and must be prepared to support individuals with substance use disorder (SUDs). This study aimed to better understand the unique, long-term effects of and optimal timing for medical student training on overdose prevention and response.

Opioid overdose prevention and response training for medical students: Does training provide a benefit beyond the traditional curriculum, and are the gains of early training maintained?

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