Table 3.
High Evidence | Some Evidence | Low Evidence | |
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Top comorbidity scores not included in top text-based scores | N = 2 concordant with initial manual review |
N = 6 one record reclassified as High Evidence 5 records contained possible problematic opioid use that did not reach diagnostic criteria for OUD (e.g., possible opioid complication, escalating dose, non-opioid substance abuse) |
N = 2 No additional evidence of OUD on follow up review Both records contained complex medical histories including severe depression |
Top text-based scores not included in top comorbidity scores | N = 2 concordant with initial manual review* |
N = 4 Four records contained possible problematic opioid use that did not reach diagnostic criteria for OUD (e.g., potential opioid related complication, escalating dose) |
N = 4 No additional evidence of OUD on follow up review Three records contained complex medical histories |
Note: OUD- opioid use disorder.
of note, although these records contained documentation of OUD (e.g. opioid overdose, violated opioid contact, positive urine drug screen for unprescribed opioids), they did not contain OUD-related ICD Codes (Supplemental Table 1), but did contain alternate ICD codes of ICD-9 965 poisoning by opium-unspecified, and ICD-10 Z79.891 long term [current] use of opiate analgesic.