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Grainne Jameson
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Updated Nov 29, 2020
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thanks on.
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So we at avoid opioid addiction believe that this problem
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is like a cycle on.
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It's a cycle that our solution can intersect.
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So we believe that people are prescribed these medications on
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dhe. They can eventually lead to their recovery from this
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injury or illness, but they can.
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They can also form a dependence on these opioid medications.
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So our solution, then, is looking at intersecting these this
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cycle at this point off prescription.
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So these people are taking this medication, but they were
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empowering them with the information by providing a sticker on
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the on all of the opioid medications.
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So this sticker that we've developed is not, as is
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not a standard warning signs, sticker or pictograms that we
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believe are often now overlooked because they're seen everywhere.
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But instead, we have incorporated new ways of communicating in
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this modern age, which are the use of emojis, which
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I'm sure everyone here today uses all the time everyday.
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So our sticker is this.
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So we developed the sticker ourselves and we do believe
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that by having the sticker on different medications that include
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opioids in them will cause the consumer, the patient or
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the person whoever is purchasing and taking these medications to
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stop and to think What does this sticker main on?
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Of course, we need more information for these people to
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know where to turn to when they see this sticker
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on. This is why we've also included a public awareness
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campaign. But again, we're going down a more modern twist.
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We're using social media, So we've incorporated both an instagram
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on Facebook social media advertisements to raise awareness of the
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meaning behind the sticker that people will see on their
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medication. So in terms of Facebook, we've used different targeted
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ads and re targeting an age group of the ages
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between 25 60.
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So it's quite broad, but it's actually all of the's.
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This entire age group uses social media, so we do
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believe that they will be reached.
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We're also using different avenues within social media by using
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trusted social media influencers to post about these stickers on
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their page to raise awareness.
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So these social media influencers are health care professionals that
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are that used their social media kinds to already educate
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the general public.
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So here, at avoid opiate addiction, we truly are empowering
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patients and people with knowledge so that they can make
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an informed decision themselves about the medication that they're taking.
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Thank you
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