Research project

In-Time Naloxone

Project overview

In-Time Naloxone study is investigating the movement of Naloxone for the emergency treatment of opioid overdoses in the South Hampshire area. Using coroner’s report data from 136 incidents, TRG is modelling possible response mechanisms (including using drones, food delivery riders, and medical community first responders) to identify the expected change in patient outcomes.

The wider research project, e-Drone, is also consulting with key stakeholders and operators to understand the scope for drone adoption and any changes that would be required.

Staff

Lead researchers

Professor Tom Cherrett

Prof of Logistics and Transport Mgnment
Research interests
  • Understanding and improving the distribution of goods and the management of freight vehicles …
  • How optimisation techniques can be used to improve system efficiency and in what ways Intelli…
  • Approaches to more effectively collect and manage the movement of waste in terms of both hous…
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Collaborating research institutes, centres and groups

Research outputs