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NM DRUG OVERDOSE PREVENTION QUARTERLY MEASURES REPORT THIRD QUARTER OF 217 () Substance Abuse Epidemiology Section Prescription Drug Overdose Prevention Program Injury and Behavioral Epidemiology Bureau Epidemiology and Response Division This report is produced quarterly to track indicators related to drug overdose prevention. The indicators reported here allow for the tracking of three key interventions for prescription drug overdose: improving prescribing of controlled substances, increasing the availability of treatment for opioid dependence, and the increasing availability of nalxone in the community. This report is based on calendar quarters: Q1 is January-March of the calendar year. Data for this report were drawn from several sources: 1. The Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP) operated by the NM Board of Pharmacy, which collects data on every controlled substance prescription filled in New Mexico. 2. New Mexico Medicaid in the Human Services Department, for data on methadone treatment paid by Medicaid, and for data on claims paid for naloxone prescriptions at pharmacies. 3. The State Opioid Treatment Authority in the Human Services Department for data on methadone treatment programs operating in New Mexico. 4. The Syringe Services Program for data on naloxone distributed via syringe exchange sites The PMP was migrated from one hardware/software system (platform) to another at the end of October 216. The platform supports the collection and management of prescription data for the PMP. With the platform change, the process by which DOH receives and processed PMP data also changed. This may cause small differences in trends due to changes in the completeness of the data. PMP usage data are not available for October 216 at this time, so those data are not complete for 216 Q4. Gray shading indicates parts of the tables with incomplete data.

Patients Patients I. New Mexico Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP) Measures Controlled Substance, Opioid and Benzodiazepine Prescribing, 216-217 3, 257,549 262,756 274,956 258,12 247,273 Controlled substance patients 2, 175,266 18,82 Patients receiving opioids 191,173 174,262 163,512 1, 97,8 97,711 99,29 96,231 93,526 Patients receiving benzodiazepines 216Q3 216Q4 217Q1 217Q2 Source: NM PMP *The PMP platform changed in Q4 216 Patients with Overlapping Prescriptions, 216-217 6, 5,48 5,466 5, 4,664 4,854 4,678 4, 3, 3,299 3,329 2,937 2,98 2,98 2, 1, Overlapping prescriptions of opioids from different prescribers (>=1 days total overlap) Overlapping prescriptions of benzodiazepines from different prescribers (>=1 days total overlap) 216Q3 216Q4 217Q1 217Q2 Source: NM PMP *The PMP platform changed in Q4 216 Page 2

Patients Prescriptions filled Patients I. New Mexico Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP) Measures Patients with Concurrent Opioids and Benzodiazepines (>=1 days overlap), 216-217 3, 26,47 26,364 25,46 24,24 22,913 2, 1, 216Q3 216Q4 217Q1 217Q2 Source: NM PMP *The PMP platform changed in Q4 216 High Dose Prescriptions, 216-217 6, 5, 5,114 48,986 49,428 46,358 43,25 4, 3, 39,638 39,674 4,385 38,889 37,51 2, 1, Number of high dose (>=9 MME/day) opioid prescriptions excluding buprenorphine/naloxone Number of high-dose(>=4 DME/day) benzodiazepine prescriptions filled 216Q3 216Q4 217Q1 217Q2 Source: NM PMP *The PMP platform changed in Q4 216 5 Patients with Multiple Prescribers and Pharmacies, 216-217 4 or more prescribers or 4 or more pharmacies in 3 months 4,22 3,758 3,859 3,647 3,435 25 216Q3 216Q4 217Q1 217Q2 Source: NM PMP *The PMP platform changed in Q4 216 Page 3

I. New Mexico Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP) Measures Totals Year and Quarter 216Q3 217Q2 217Q2 vs % 216Q3 vs Total number of controlled substance patients 257,549 258,12 247,273-4.2% -4.% Number of patients receiving opioids 175,266 174,262 163,512-6.2% -6.7% Number of opioid prescriptions filled (excluding buprenorphine/naloxone) 376,228 374,56 353,352-5.7% -6.1% Number of buprenorphine/naloxone prescriptions filled 16,53 2,12 2,641 3.1% 24.9% Number of high dose (>=9 MME/day) opioid prescriptions excluding buprenorphine/naloxone Total MME of opioids filled - excluding buprenorphine/naloxone 5,114 46,358 43,25-6.7% -13.7% 359,48,91 338,384,47 323,328,2-4.4% -1.1% Total MME/prescription-day 62 59 57-2.% -7.7% Number of patients receiveing benzodiazepines 97,8 96,231 93,526-2.8% -3.7% Number of benzodiazepine prescriptions filled 213,76 213,185 27,82-2.9% -3.1% Number of high-dose(>=4 DME/day) benzodiazepine prescriptions filled 39,638 38,889 37,51-3.5% -5.4% Total DME of benzodiazepines filled 122,233,138 118,851,93 115,5,327-3.2% -5.9% Total DME/patient 1,259 1,235 1,23 -.4% -2.3% * The PMP platform changed in Q4 216, which may impact comparabilty of data ** PMP usage data are not available for October 216 SOURCE OF DATA: NM Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP), NM Prescribers with at least 2 controlled substance patients MME = Morphine Milligram Equivalent; reference at htpp://www.cdc.gov/drugoverdose/pdf/calculating_total_daily_dosea.pdf DME = Diazepam Milligram Equivalent; reference at http://archinte.jamanetwork.com/article.aspx?articleid=217249, 24 Categories in bold were selected as being of great interest by Members of the Prescription Drug Misuse and Overdose Prevention and Pain Management Advisory Council. Page 4

I. New Mexico Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP) Measures Number of Patients with: Year and Quarter 216Q3 217Q2 217Q2 vs 216Q3 vs High dose opioids (>=9 MME/day) 17,91 16,974 15,491-8.7% -13.5% High dose benzodiazepines (>=4 DME/day) 17,472 17,28 16,61-3.5% -5.% Opioids >=9 days and <9% of days in past 6 months 24,335 25,391 23,671-6.8% -2.7% Opioids >=9% of days in past 6 months 3,829 3,392 31,124 2.4% 1.% Benzodiazepines >=9 days and <9% of days in past 6 months 27,88 27,62 26,181-5.2% -3.3% Benzodiazepines >=9% of days in past 6 months 26,511 25,127 25,319.8% -4.5% Overlapping prescriptions of opioids from different prescribers (>=1 days total overlap) 5,48 4,854 4,678-3.6% -13.5% Overlapping prescriptions of benzodiazepines from different prescribers (>=1 days total overlap) 3,299 2,98 2,98.% -11.9% Concurrent opioid and benzodiazepines (>=1 days overlap) High dose opioids (>=9 MME/day) plus benzodiazepines 26,47 24,24 22,913-5.5% -12.% 5,587 4,894 4,441-9.3% -2.5% Multiple prescribers and pharmacies: 4 or more prescribers or 4 or more pharmacies in 3 months 4,22 3,647 3,435-5.8% -14.6% New Opioid Patients with at least 3 days of coverage in the past 3 months New Benzodiazepine Patients with at least 3 days of coverage in the past 3 months 4,323 4,35 3,79-6.1% -12.3% 5,536 4,989 4,842-2.9% -12.5% * The PMP platform changed in Q4 216, which may impact comparabilty of data SOURCE OF DATA: NM Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP), NM Prescribers with at least 2 controlled substance patients Categories in bold were selected as being of great interest by Members of the Prescription Drug Misuse and Overdose Prevention and Pain Management Advisory Council. Page 5

Prescribers I. New Mexico Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP) Measures New Mexico Prescribers with at least 2 controlled substance patients: Year and Quarter 216Q3 217Q2 217Q2 vs 216Q3 vs Total active controlled substance prescribers 3,147 3,29 3,192-3.% 1.4% Prescribers with at least 5% high dose of opioid prescriptions, exlcuding treatment prescribers Prescribers with at least 5% high dose of benzodiazepine prescriptions Prescribers with at least 25% of patients having concurrent opioids and benzodiazepines High Volume - 1 or more controlled substance prescriptions per prescribing day Some PMP Use: Requested reports on at least 25% of patients estimated to require them** Zero PMP Use: Requested no PMP reports on patients filling Controlled Substances** Number of Patients with PMP reports requested by practitioners** % of Chronic opioid users with a PMP request in the past 3 months** % of Chronic benzodiazepine users with a PMP request in the past 3 months** % of New Opioid Patients with a PMP request in the past 3 months** % of New Benzodiazepine Patients with a PMP request in the past 3 months** 61 67 53-2.9% -13.1% 14 154 148-3.9% 5.7% 3 24 25 4.2% -16.7% 76 72 66-8.3% -13.2% 565 972 956-1.6% 69.2% 1,187 958 9-6.1% -24.2% 66,392 96,558 99,24 2.6% 49.2% 47.6% 55.8% 58.% 3.9% 21.7% 28.2% 35.9% 36.6% 1.8% 29.4% 9.8% 13.6% 14.5% 6.4% 48.2% 1.7% 16.7% 16.7%.2% 56.8% * The PMP platform changed in Q4 216, which may impact comparabilty of data ** PMP usage data are not available for October 216; chronic users are those with at least 9 days of coverage in six months; new patients are those with more than 4 days of coverage in the quarter and none in the prior quarter. SOURCE OF DATA: NM Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP), NM Prescribers with at least 2 controlled substance patients 15 Treatment (buprenorphine/naloxone) prescribers with at least 1 Treatment Patients, 216-217 1 96 13 114 125 136 5 216Q3 216Q4 217Q1 217Q2 Source: NM Prescription Monitoring Program Page 6

Patients II. Medication Assisted Treatment (Buprenorphine/naloxone and methadone) Measures Treatment (buprenorphine/naloxone) prescribers with at least 1 treatment patients Year and Quarter 216Q3 217Q2 217Q2 vs 216Q3 vs 96 125 136 8.8% 41.7% Buprenorphine/naloxone patients (>=1 days) Buprenorphine/naloxone prescriptions filled 4282 512 526 4.9% 22.8% 1653 212 2641 3.1% 24.9% Total Practitioners with DATA Waiver n/a n/a 53 Mid-level Practitioners with DATA Waiver n/a n/a 62 Medicaid Methadone Treatment Number of distinct individuals with methadone claims paid by NM Medicaid Number of distinct NM Medicaid providers of methadone 3916 4711 4764 1.1% 21.7% 9 1 11 1.% 22.2% Methadone Treatment Programs by Survey Date 9/215 3/217 Number of Methadone Treatment Programs 14 15 Number of Methadone Treatment Patients in those Programs 4,425 5,531 The PMP platform changed in Q4 216, which may impact comparabilty of buprenorphine/naloxone data; methadone data are not affected by the PMP change. DATA Waived provider data for 217 Q3 as of October 217 Sources: Buprenorphine/naloxone data: NM Prescription Monitoring Program Methadone data: NM Human Services Department, State Opioid Treatment Authority; NM Medicaid DATA Waive providers: US DEA Diversion Control Division 6 5 4 3 2 1 Total Buprenorphine/Naloxone Treatment Patients, 216-217 Buprenorphine/naloxone patients (>=1 days) 4,282 4,669 4,872 5,12 5,26 216Q3 216Q4 217Q1 217Q2 Source: NM Prescription Monitoring Program Page 7

Count III. Naloxone Distribution and Usage Measures Total number of NM Government Program Naloxone Enrollments Year and Quarter 216Q2 217Q1 217Q2 % 217Q1 vs 217Q2 % 216Q2 vs 217Q2 892 372 463 24.5% -48.1% Total Number of NM Naloxone Doses distributed Total Number of NM Reported Reversals 255 1288 1459 13.3% -42.8% 338 196 155-2.9% -54.1% Year and Quarter 216Q3 217Q2 % 217Q2 vs % 216Q3 vs Pharmacies Presenting Medicaid Naloxone Claims Number of Medicaid Naloxone Claims Processed Number of Police Agencies Carrying Naloxone 113 159 191 2.1% 69.% 47 65 1161 91.9% 147.% n/a n/a 25 Number of Pharmacies Stocking Naloxone n/a n/a n/a Note: NM Naloxone data are reported with a one quarter lag Reported Reversals are not necessarily individual level data, as one person could have overdosed and been reversed more than once An outpatient pharmacy could present claims in more than one quarter. The total number was obtained by only counting each pharmacy once (14 individual outpatient pharmacies have presented claims, including 2 outside NM). 361 Pharmacies had a NM address according to the Board of Pharmacy 36 law enforcement agencies have been contacted about naloxone training and use. The data reported reflect the number of agencies where at least some officers are carrying naloxone. Sources: NM DOH Programs; NM Medicaid 3, 2,5 2, 1,5 1, 5 2,55 892 Total Naloxone Enrollees, Doses and Reversals, 216-217 338 1,461 Total Number of NM Naloxone Doses distributed Total number of NM Government Program Naloxone Enrollments 1,288 1,459 819 484 36 372 463 163 11 196 155 216Q2 216Q3 216Q4 217Q1 217Q2 Page 8