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Join us for the 5th annual NDEWS Summit (hybrid), register now! June 13, 2:00–6:00 pm PT

Interested in learning more about NDEWS? Join us for our annual summit! The NDEWS 5th Annual Summit will be held on Saturday, June 13 from 2:00–6:00 pm PT as a hybrid event. While registration for the CPDD conference is not required to attend the NDEWS Summit, we encourage you to register and join us for additional presentations by NDEWS Coordinating Center and Early Warning Network.

Rapid Street Reporting Data

NDEWS Rapid Street Report (RSR) reports are published in the NDEWS Weekly Briefing and then archived here. These reports summarize anonymous self‑reported substance use covering the past 12 months and past 30 days, collected during RSR data collection visits to different sites across the US, with select…

SNOW

The State and National Overdose Web (SNOW) is an interactive dashboard directed by NDEWS Co-Investigator Dr. Bruce Goldberger. SNOW contains information regarding drug-related outcomes in participating NDEWS sentinel sites across the United States. SNOW is publicly available and is…

Rapid Street Reporting

Rapid Street Reporting (RSR) is a national venue-intercept study focused on the NDEWS Sentinel Sites as well as “hotspot” locations. Hotspot sites are identified using US overdose trends captured in EMS encounter data from biospatial.io…

Early Warning Network

The NDEWS Early Warning Network is comprised of three groups: Scientific Advisory Group (SAG), Sentinel Sites and Community-Based Health Experts. NDEWS SAG Members Epidemiology/Surveillance/Bioinformatics/Clinical Georgiy Bobashev, PhDRTI Senior Fellow, Center for Data Science, RTI International Dan Ciccarone, MD, MPHProfessor, Family Community Medicine, School of Medicine, University…

About NDEWS

Previously funded by NIDA as a Cooperative Agreement in April 2020, the second iteration of NDEWS is led by our Coordinating Center, comprised of scientists and staff from the University of Florida, New York University, and Florida Atlantic University. Through this second iteration, NDEWS incorporates real-time surveillance to…

NDEWS is funded by the National Institute on Drug Abuse to the University of Florida (MPI: Cottler (contact), Co-Is: Goldberger, Nixon, Striley), NYU Langone Health (MPI: Palamar), and Florida Atlantic University (Co-I: Barenholtz).