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This report provides an analysis of opioid-related overdose data in Kent County from January 2023 to July 2024. It includes information on overdose characteristics, demographics, medical examiner data, naloxone distribution, emergency medical response, and comparisons with other Michigan counties. The report emphasizes the impact of structural inequities on public health outcomes and discusses strategies to reduce health disparities.

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How to fill out opioid surveillance

1. Gather all necessary data from healthcare providers, including prescription records and patient information.
2. Identify the specific opioids that need to be monitored and track their distribution.
3. Use standardized forms and templates to ensure consistency in data collection.
4. Input data into a centralized database or surveillance system designed for tracking opioid use.
5. Regularly analyze the collected data to identify trends, patterns, and potential misuse.
6. Collaborate with local health departments and regulatory bodies to share findings and improve public health strategies.
7. Update protocols and procedures based on data analysis to enhance opioid surveillance.

Who needs opioid surveillance?

1. Healthcare providers monitoring patients for opioid use and potential abuse.
2. Public health officials aiming to control the opioid epidemic and its impact on communities.
3. Law enforcement agencies tracking illegal opioid distribution and use.
4. Policy makers needing data to formulate effective drug regulations and healthcare policies.
5. Researchers studying the trends of opioid use and its consequences on public health.

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What is opioid surveillance?

Opioid surveillance is the systematic monitoring and tracking of opioid prescriptions and usage to identify patterns, prevent misuse, and ensure proper prescribing practices.

Who is required to file opioid surveillance?

Healthcare providers, such as doctors and pharmacists, who prescribe or dispense opioids are typically required to file opioid surveillance reports.

How to fill out opioid surveillance?

To fill out opioid surveillance, providers must collect necessary patient and prescription information, complete the designated forms or online submissions, and report the data to the appropriate state or federal monitoring program.

What is the purpose of opioid surveillance?

The purpose of opioid surveillance is to reduce opioid misuse, identify potential abuse or addiction, enhance patient safety, and improve public health outcomes.

What information must be reported on opioid surveillance?

Information that must be reported includes patient identifiers, prescriber details, medication dispensed, quantities, dates of service, and use of other controlled substances.