Table 6.

Frequency of markers of morbidity and mortality by year in patients who received single vs. multiple opioid prescriptions

Year	Total patients who received an opioid prescription	Overdose Incidents				Patients Receiving Medication- Assisted Treatment (MAT)				Mortality Incidents
		Single*	Multiple*	Total	% of annual sample*	Single*	Multiple*	Total	% of annual sample*	Single*	Multiple*	Total	% of annual sample*
2005	1736	0	0	0	0%	0	1	1	0.06%	2	0	2	0.12%
2006	3644	3	0	3	0.08%	2	4	6	0.16%	2	5	7	0.19%
2007	4864	4	3	7	0.14%	0	3	3	0.06%	2	2	4	0.08%
2008	5176	2	3	5	0.10%	3	7	10	0.19%	5	3	8	0.15%
2009	5124	4	8	12	0.23%	3	8	11	0.21%	5	6	11	0.21%
2010	4980	7	3	10	0.20%	6	7	13	0.26%	3	8	11	0.22%
2011	4846	6	12	18	0.37%	5	8	13	0.27%	8	13	21	0.43%
2012	4452	7	12	19	0.43%	13	11	24	0.54%	10	19	29	0.65%
2013	4337	6	10	16	0.37%	10	9	19	0.44%	9	7	16	0.37%
2014	3983	16	16	32	0.80%	12	11	23	0.58%	9	14	23	0.60%
2015	3470	11	10	21	0.61%	4	7	11	0.32%	6	17	23	0.66%
2016	3387	26	20	46	1.36%	2	13	15	0.44%	24	22	46	1.39%
TOTAL	---	92	97	189	0.45%**	60	89	149	0.35%**	85	116	201	0.48%**

^*Denotes if the incident occurred in a patient who received single or multiple opioid prescriptions during the study timeframe.

^**Percentage of total sample was calculated out of 42,020, number of unique patients in the dataset.