Nonfatal Overdoses in Emergency Departments: Bridging Patient Characteristics, Biospecimen Toxicology, and Drug Supply Composition
Funds one study connecting emergency-department overdose data with drug toxicology testing and local drug-supply surveillance.
When someone overdoses and ends up in an emergency department, the visit itself is a data point about what's actually circulating in the local drug supply — but that data rarely gets connected to lab-based toxicology testing or shared with the public health and public safety systems that could use it.
This research project funds building that connection: linking patient characteristics from nonfa…
A single research award connecting emergency-department nonfatal-overdose patient data with biospecimen toxicology results and drug-supply composition data, aimed at closing gaps in current drug-testing protocols and improving public health/public safety information-sharing on the drug crisis.
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