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. 2022 Apr 15;19(8):4815. doi: 10.3390/ijerph19084815

Table 1.

Estimation of the prevalence of recreative opioid use in the six most populated Spanish cities.

Number of Deaths Estimation of PROU/1000 Estimation of PROU/1000 without Suicides
Year Number
in Register
Suicides Ref.
Population
% Spanish Population Deaths/1000 Point 95% LCL 95% UCL Point 95% LCL 95% UCL
2005 182 15 7,251,688 16.75 0.0251 5.21 3.45 8.62 4.78 3.16 7.91
2006 170 13 7,249,252 16.47 0.0235 4.89 3.24 8.10 4.52 2.99 7.48
2007 136 7 7,233,937 16.15 0.0188 3.92 2.60 6.50 3.72 2.46 6.16
2008 103 8 6,657,856 14.58 0.0155 3.23 2.14 5.35 2.98 1.97 4.93
2009 140 8 7,426,081 16.06 0.0189 3.94 2.61 6.53 3.72 2.46 6.15
2010 143 12 7,436,169 16.00 0.0192 4.04 2.68 6.69 3.71 2.45 6.13
2011 148 18 7,410,976 15.88 0.0200 4.22 2.79 6.99 3.71 2.45 6.14
2012 152 13 7,387,118 15.78 0.0206 4.37 2.89 7.23 4.00 2.64 6.61
2013 141 13 7,344,914 15.72 0.0192 4.09 2.71 6.78 3.72 2.46 6.15
2014 105 22 7,265,367 15.62 0.0145 3.10 2.05 5.13 2.45 1.62 4.06
2015 94 15 7,238,722 15.58 0.0130 2.80 1.85 4.63 2.35 1.55 3.89
2016 105 16 7,263,300 15.64 0.0145 3.11 2.06 5.15 2.64 1.75 4.37
2017 102 14 7,293,097 15.67 0.0140 3.01 1.99 4.98 2.60 1.72 4.30
2018 86 8 7,338,520 15.73 0.0117 2.52 1.67 4.17 2.29 1.51 3.78
2019 105 15 7,407,608 15.75 0.0142 3.04 2.01 5.02 2.60 1.72 4.31