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Health leaders say fentanyl testing change will save children s lives

Fentanyl exposure in young children gets overlooked because there is no national mandate for screening for it as part of standard drug testing.

United statesAmerican hospital associationDistrict of columbiaNew orleansBaton rougeHailey godingJonathan jonesHillary godingRegina barrowJackie farwellMark moranUrsula piccianoColleen kincaidSerious injury review panelMaine office of childLouisiana department of children

Health leaders say fentanyl testing change will save children s lives

Fentanyl exposure in young children gets overlooked because there is no national mandate for screening for it as part of standard drug testing.

American hospital associationDistrict of columbiaUnited statesBaton rougeNew orleansHillary godingHailey godingMark moranUrsula piccianoColleen kincaidRegina barrowJackie farwellJonathan jonesSerious injury review panelCommittee on womenAmerican academy of emergency medicine

Health leaders say fentanyl testing change will save children s lives

Fentanyl exposure in young children gets overlooked because there is no national mandate for screening for it as part of standard drug testing.

New orleansUnited statesAmerican hospital associationDistrict of columbiaBaton rougeUrsula piccianoRegina barrowHailey godingJonathan jonesJackie farwellHillary godingMark moranColleen kincaidLouisiana department of childrenMaine office of childAmerican academy of emergency medicine

Health leaders say fentanyl testing change will save children s lives

Fentanyl exposure in young children gets overlooked because there is no national mandate for screening for it as part of standard drug testing.

Baton rougeUnited statesAmerican hospital associationDistrict of columbiaNew orleansUrsula piccianoHailey godingJonathan jonesJackie farwellMark moranRegina barrowColleen kincaidHillary godingMaine governor office of policy innovationAmerican academy of emergency medicineSerious injury review panel

Health leaders say fentanyl testing change will save children s lives

Fentanyl exposure in young children gets overlooked because there is no national mandate for screening for it as part of standard drug testing.

United statesAmerican hospital associationDistrict of columbiaNew orleansBaton rougeRegina barrowJackie farwellMark moranUrsula piccianoColleen kincaidHailey godingHillary godingJonathan jonesMaine governor office of policy innovationSerious injury review panelMaine office of child

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