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. 2018 May;108(5):642–648. doi: 10.2105/AJPH.2018.304338

TABLE 2—

Regression Table for Difference-in-Differences Model With State-Level Fixed Effects for Number of Prescriptions: United States, 2011–2016

Opioids, b (95% CI) Buprenorphine, b (95% CI) Methadone, b (95% CI) Naltrexone, b (95% CI)
Post (1 = postexpansion; 0 = preexpansion) 5 985.31 (3 700.49, 8 270.13) 214.07 (15.79, 412.35) −8.37 (–60.54, 43.80) 36.44 (21.98, 50.90)
Post × expanded −1 619.79 (–4 541.75, 1 302.16) 996.67 (744.71, 1 248.64) −56.30 (–120.32, 7.73) 38.99 (20.69, 57.28)
(Constant) 12 226.25 (11 291.60, 13 160.91) 760.71 (679.29, 842.14) 335.69 (315.56, 355.82) 48.87 (43.06, 54.67)

Note. CI = confidence interval. All prescribing rates are number of prescriptions reimbursed by Medicaid per 100 000 Medicaid enrollees.