An interactive information design response developed to address the challenges surrounding opioid poisoning awareness, emergency procedures, and naloxone use. The project focused on transforming complex public health information into clear, accessible, and user-focused resources that support effective communication during overdose situations. Through extensive research, data review, and co-design sessions with experts in the field, a comprehensive visual system was developed, including illustrations of overdose procedures, signs and symptoms, educational brochures, posters, and interactive online modules. Designed for multiple audiences—including first aiders and medical professionals, individuals with experience related to substance use, and community members with limited or no training—the resources aim to reduce stigma, improve understanding, and provide clear guidance that can support timely and informed responses during opioid poisoning emergencies.

Opioid Poisoning Field Guide Interactive Information Design

Illustrations

Sign and Symptoms

Posters

Brochure

Online Module