Risk Factors for Persistent Fatal Opioid-Involved Overdose Clusters in Massachusetts 2011–2021: A Spatial Statistical Analysis with Socio-Economic, Accessibility, and Prescription Factors
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        Description
        Examines locations with high opioid-involved overdose deaths in Massachusetts as well as factors contributing to mortality, such as social infrastructure and opioid prescribing practices. Provides state maps showing opioid overdose rates according to ZIP Code Tabulation Area (ZCTA). Includes data on social infrastructure access, opioid prescriptions, and ZCTA clusters, with breakdowns by poverty and race.
    Author(s)
            Sumeeta Srinivasan, Jennifer Pustz, Elizabeth Marsh, Leonard D. Young, Thomas J. Stopka
        Citation
            BMC Public Health, 24, 1893
        Date
            07/2024
        Tagged as
                                    Illicit drug use
                 ·                          Infrastructure
                 ·                          Mortality
                 ·                          Pharmacy and prescription drugs
                 ·                          Prescription drug misuse
                 ·                          Social determinants of health
                 ·                          Statistics and data
                 ·                          Massachusetts
                     
        