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Brian Sandoval Richard Whitley Governor Director State of Nevada Department of Health and Human Services National Violent Death Registry System & State Unintentional Drug Overdose Reporting System Variables Division of Public and

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Brian Sandoval Governor Richard Whitley Director

State of Nevada Department of Health and Human Services

National Violent Death Registry System & State Unintentional Drug Overdose Reporting System Variables

Division of Public and Behavioral Health Office of Public Health Epidemiology and Informatics Amy Roukie, MBA, Administrator October 19, 2017

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Statewide Epidemiology Workgroup

Lorne Belt Health Program Specialist II NVDRS, ESOOS Project Manager Office of Public Health Epidemiology and Informatics lbelt@health.nv.gov 775.684.5976

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NVDRS Definition

Underlying cause of death must be coded to homicide, suicide, undetermined intent, legal intervention, unintentional firearm injury, or terrorism. Deaths prior to birth due to violence, i.e., fetal deaths, are not included. The victim must have a standard death certificate, not a fetal death certificate.

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SUDORS Definition

Underlying cause of death must be coded to unintentional or undetermined intent. Any of the following ICD-10 codes T40.0, T40.1, T40.2, T40.3, T40.4, of T40.6 are listed in the multiple cause-

f-death codes on the death certificate.

Important – Cause of death must be attributed to lethal levels of opioids in the decedent’s body.

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Methodology

Unlike most public heath surveillance systems that are based

n the individual victim, NVDRS and

SUDORS are incident-based and links all victims and alleged perpetrators associated with a given incident in one record.

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NVDRS Methodology

A single violent death, e.g., a suicide, constitutes an incident. Multiple people who are victims or suspects in violent deaths also constitute an incident if they are connected and the injuries occur within a 24-hour period.

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SUDORS Methodology

A single unintentional or undetermined opioid death, constitutes an incident. Multiple overdose deaths occurring at approximately the same time (within 2-3 hours) in the same location constitutes a single incident.

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Data Collection

NVDRS cases must be initiated within 4 months
f date of death.
Those same cases must be closed within 16

months of initiation.

SUDORS death data for the preceding six months

ending December 31, is reportable no later than June 30, of the following year.

Those same cases must be closed no later than

August 31.

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Data Collection

Barriers

Only 40% of violent deaths have circumstance data

from both ME and LE

Nearly 26% had no circumstance information
Just 6% had information from LE only
Suicides (87%) and undetermined deaths (79%)

more likely to have circumstance information than homicides (49%)

Circumstance information critical for developing

effective prevention programs

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NVDRS & SUDORS Variables

Lorne Belt Health Program Specialist II Office of Public Health Informatics and Epidemiology lbelt@health.nv.gov