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

TABLE 3—

Regression Table for Interrupted Time Series 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) 7 376.54 (2 769.77, 11 983.3) −105.74 (−484.92, 273.43) 131.42 (26.78, 236.06) 25.49 (−3.01, 54.00)
Post × expanded −2 090.27 (−7 884.19, 3 703.65) −107.95 (−366.44, 582.34) −78.90 (−206.34, 48.53) −18.75 (−54.21, 16.70)
Time (quarters) 216.55 (−193.69, 626.79) 43.47 (8.98, 77.95) −9.51 (−18.83, −0.19) 0.59 (−1.93, 3.12)
Time × post −664.25 (−1 331.90, 3.40) −32.54 (−87.52, 22.43) −4.28 (−19.46, 10.90) 0.63 (−3.48, 4.75)
Time × expanded −154.61 (−643.18, 333.96) 28.84 (−12.45, 70.13) −0.02 (−11.05, 11.08) 0.74 (−2.24, 3.73)
Time × expanded × post 372.33 (−463.47, 1 208.13) 96.49 (27.74, 165.24) 3.66 (−14.79, 22.11) 8.56 (3.47, 13.64)
(Constant) 12 967.47 (11 268.62, 14 666.32) 1 135.77 (995.69, 1 275.85) 277.47 (240.71, 314.24) 55.62 (45.23, 66.02)

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