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  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 16, 2022
  • May 23, 2024

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This application allows community members to report overdose incidents in Texas, especially those that might go unreported. The collected data helps improve public health responses, resource allocation, and prevention efforts to ultimately save lives.

Report overdose incidents
Data collection for public health
Resource allocation insights
Prevention efforts support
Community-driven reporting
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What's New in TxCOPE

1.1.9

May 23, 2024

Bug fixes.

User reviews

Highly recommend

Great app! Excellent overdose prevention education and resources. Very helpful tool for community members and orgs in overdose prevention

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FAQ

What is TxCOPE used for?

TxCOPE is used to report overdose incidents in Texas that might otherwise go unreported. This data helps improve public health responses, resource allocation, and prevention efforts.

Is TxCOPE free to use?

Yes, TxCOPE is available for free. It does not have any in-app purchases or advertisements.

What devices does TxCOPE support?

TxCOPE is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.

How accurate is the data collected by TxCOPE?

The app relies on community reporting, so data accuracy depends on user input. The goal is to capture a more complete picture of overdose incidents than official reports alone.

When was TxCOPE last updated?

The latest version of TxCOPE was released on May 23, 2024.

What is the age rating for TxCOPE?

TxCOPE has an age rating of 17+, indicating mature content or themes.

Who developed TxCOPE?

TxCOPE was developed by The University of Texas at Austin.

How does TxCOPE contribute to saving lives?

By collecting comprehensive data on overdose incidents, TxCOPE enables better public health strategies, more effective resource allocation, and targeted prevention efforts, all of which contribute to reducing overdose fatalities.