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It's a New Day in Public Health.

The Florida Department of Health works to protect, promote, and improve the health of all people in Florida through integrated state, county, and community efforts.

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Stakeholders

FL-DOSE Program

The Department’s Bureau of Emergency Medical Oversight (Bureau) is currently well positioned to strengthen the stakeholder relationships needed to combat opioid overdoses. There are several existing councils and workgroups the Bureau works with to address a broad spectrum of public health issues. An effective and efficient response necessitates that agencies and organizations are unified in their efforts and understanding of the issues to develop targeted and coordinated responses.

The Department’s key collaborative agencies, partners, and councils for this effort—both internal and external—are listed below:

The Department has already garnered the formal support of the Florida Medical Examiners Commission (integral to providing local-level data resources for surveillance), critical law enforcement partners, such as the Florida Sheriffs’ Association and the Florida Police Chief’s Association, and local drug abuse and prevention organizations, such as the Volusia-Flagler Substance Abuse Task Force.