Reporting health issues and problems with drugs or drug-related deaths informs the actions we take to prevent harm to other people.
What to tell us about
You can tell us about any information such as:
- unexpected reactions to drugs
- contaminated, potent or adulterated drugs
- overdoses
- known or suspected drug-related deaths
How we use the information
We use this information to identify drugs that are new, very strong, or mixed with other harmful substances.
When you submit a report, we will:
- review your report
- assess the level of risk
- assess whether this is an isolated incident or part of a pattern
- decide what action to take
Actions may include:
- sharing information with relevant local services and organisations
- issuing a public warning
- taking steps to reduce harm
- putting overdose prevention measures in place
If you’re worried about someone
This form is for monitoring and information only.
If you are worried about someone’s wellbeing, refer them to a treatment service.
