Massachusetts Surveillance of Opioid-involved Morbidity and - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Massachusetts Surveillance of Opioid-involved Morbidity and Mortality Northeast Epidemiology Conference Northampton, MA October 20, 2017 Stefanie Albert, MPH Anna Agan, MPH Office of Integrated Surveillance and Informatics Services Office
Northeast Epidemiology Conference Northampton, MA October 20, 2017 Anna Agan, MPH Office of Statistics and Evaluation Bureau of Community Health and Prevention Massachusetts Department of Public Health Stefanie Albert, MPH Office of Integrated Surveillance and Informatics Services Bureau of Infectious Disease and Laboratory Sciences Massachusetts Department of Public Health
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Source: The New York Times, 6/5/2017
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Source: MDPH Data Brief, August 2017
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Source: MA Chapter 55 Overdose Report, August 2017
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Increase the timeliness of reporting non- fatal and fatal opioid overdoses and associated risk factors Disseminate surveillance findings to key stakeholders Share data with the CDC to support improved multi-state surveillance of and response to opioid-involved overdoses
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All 3 data sources: Date/time, location, demographics
across all of the Commonwealth are reporting
several priority levels
patient demographics, clinical information, incident details such as narrative, location, date/time, disposition
MA ED visits
free-text and coded data
and clinical information, encounter details such as patient stated chief complaint, disposition
capture, variations in text and coded data
from the death certificate, medical examiner records, law enforcement reports, past medical history, and toxicology reports for all deaths in Massachusetts
modified to address emerging issues
months of complete data
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Demographics
residence
Injury and Death
known alive
administration Circumstances
substance abuse history
treated for substance abuse
from an institution
history
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Source: MA SUDORS, September 2017 (Preliminary Data)
13% 13% 74%
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Source: ESSENCE and MATRIS, July 2017 MDPH Data Brief, August 2017 (Preliminary Data)
2,107 Deaths*
*Confirmed and estimated deaths
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Source: ESSENCE and MATRIS, July 2017 (Preliminary Data)
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Source: ESSENCE and MATRIS, July 2017; MDPH Data Brief, August 2017 (Preliminary Data)
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Source: ESSENCE and MATRIS, July 2017; MDPH Data Brief, August 2017 (Preliminary Data)
Injury Surveillance Program and Syndromic Surveillance team
Ergas, Ridgely Ficks, Cassidy Heverling, Lauren Larochelle, and Jeffrey Yu
Contact information
Anna Agan, MPH anna.agan@state.ma.us Stefanie Albert, MPH stefanie.albert@state.ma.us Massachusetts Syndromic Surveillance syndromic-surveillance@state.ma.us
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