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Morbidity (ED visits & hospitalization) statistics are compiled in accordance with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services and the National Center for Health Statistics guidelines for coding and reporting using the International Classification of Diseases, Clinical Modification (current revision, ICD-10-CM).

The Clinical Modification is a morbidity classification published by the United States for classifying diagnoses and reason for visits in all health care settings. Both ICD-9-CM and ICD-10-CM are based on the respective ICD-9 and ICD-10 statistical classifications of disease for mortality coding published by the World Health Organization.

Morbidity data presented on this Dashboard were coded according to the ICD-9-CM and ICD-10-CM codes described in the Data Dictionary. Data prior to October 2015 are coded using ICD-9-CM. As of October 1, 2015 (fourth quarter), ICD-10-CM replaced ICD-9-CM and all subsequent morbidity data has been coded using ICD-10-CM.

See the Data Dictionary for specific ICD-10 codes used for each data indicator.

For more information on the transition from ICD-9-CM to ICD-10-CM

For more specific information about ICD-10-CM

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Population estimates used for computing rates originate from the bridged-race population data available on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) WONDER (Wide-ranging Online Data for Epidemiologic Research). CDC WONDER

Bridged-race population estimates are produced by the U.S. Census Bureau in collaboration with the National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS) and released by NCHS. The population estimates used in this Dashboard are based on intercensal (between 2000 & 2010) and postcensal (between 2011 forward) estimates. Changes in rates between years may reflect differences between population estimates.

Quarterly rates are based on the population estimates for midpoint of the year containing the quarter. Rates for 12-month periods are based on the average of population estimates for each of the included quarters.

Note: In an effort to provide timely data, the California Department of Public Health creates population estimates for the current year using data obtained from the California Department of Finance (DOF) population estimates. These population estimates are used until the final estimates created by CDC are made available, usually in July of the following year (e.g. for 2017, population estimates were used until the CDC estimates were released in late July of 2018). DOF Population Estimates

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Counts are available at both the state and county level. However, given the Dashboard also presents indicators by selected demographic groups, counts for some combinations of time, geography, and demographic categories are either fully suppressed, or partially suppressed for counts less than six cases.

For more information about data de-identification and suppression of counts see: California Opioid Overdose Surveillance Dashboard Data Suppression

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Crude Rates: Mortality and morbidity rates are on an annual basis per 100,000 estimated population.

Prescription Rates: Rates based on prescription data are on an annual basis per 1,000 estimated population, except for Milligrams of Morphine Equivalents (MMEs), which are estimated per resident.

Age-Adjusted Rates: Age-adjusted rates are used to compare relative risks over time or between geographic areas. However, they should be viewed as relative indexes rather than as actual measures of risk. All age-adjusted rates were computed by the direct method; that is, by applying age-specific death rates to the United States standard population (relative age distribution of year 2000 projected population of the United States).

Rate estimates are subject to sampling error and are less reliable when based on small counts. We encourage you to examine the confidence intervals when presented. Formulas used in the computation of rates in this application, and associated standard errors and confidence intervals, can be found at the following webpage: Rate Algorithms

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Statistical differences presented within this Dashboard are based on independent rates and conservative approaches. We determined whether a significant difference exists between rates by comparing the respective 95% confidence intervals for both rates.

As a conservative statistical test, we consider the differences not significant if the intervals overlap. For example, if we compared mortality rates for two consecutive years, and found Year 1 had an interval of 12.3-15.7 and the interval for Year 2 was 14.5-16.3, we would conclude there is no significant difference between the two rates.

Note: The smaller the number of events upon which the rate is based, the larger the confidence interval will be. Therefore, two rates based on small counts are less likely to be different.

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As a dashboard user, you can view state and county data in a variety of ways. We recommend exploring the various data indicators and visualization options to better understand how best to customize the data for your needs. <br> There are two dashboards available for use. Both the California Dashboard and the County Dashboard (links available in the sidebar) display data by county or zip code.

Look for the following when navigating the site:

Collapses or 'hides' the sidebar. For some screen sizes (i.e. 1078x768), collapsing the side bar may improve viewing of the dashboard. If not, we recommend adjusting your browser window.

Settings: Each Dashboard view has an analytic focus and is customizable by making changes in the Settings panel on the right side of the dashboard page. Settings include:

• Data Source
• Year to display (all graphs default to the most current year of data)
• Data Indicator (review the Data Definitions page for more information about indicators)

Population type: total population or selected demographic group(s)

Type of rate to display (crude or age-adjusted)

Clicking, Hovering, Scrolling, & Dragging
All Dashboard maps, graphs, and charts are dynamic, which means they respond to clicking, hovering, scrolling, or dragging:

• Maps will display data values for a selected area when clicked, zoom by scrolling (or by using the zoom buttons), and move by dragging. You can reset the map view by clicking [INSERT the target icon] on the maps.
• Graphs respond to clicking and dragging and graphs can be reset by double-clicking. Axes can be moved by dragging up and down or side to side. You can also click and drag on a graph to zoom in on a specific section. Hovering your mouse over graph lines will display data values.
• Charts respond to clicking and dragging and can be reset by double-clicking. Axes can be moved by dragging up and down or side to side. You can also click and drag on a chart to zoom in on a specific section. Hovering your mouse over bars will display data values.

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Full Year 2019 ED Visit Data Fourth Quarter Emergency Department Visit data are now available on the dashboard completing the full year of 2019. ED data for 2019 are now available for viewing on the Geographic Distribution and Demographic Breakdown boxes in addition to the Time Trend box.

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Third Quarter 2019 Preliminary Death Data Preliminary third quarter (July - September) 2019 mortality trend data from CHSI (Center for Health Statistics and Informatics) including estimated number of fentanyl deaths, are now available. The preliminary data are only available in the Time Trend box and are not displayed on other boxes or quick stats because full year 2019 data are not yet available.

Preliminary First & Second Quarter 2019 Mortality Trend Data Preliminary first and second quarter (January - March & April -June) 2019 mortality trend data, have been updated to reflect the most recent death file available from CHSI. The updated preliminary data are only available in the Time Trend box and are not displayed on other boxes or quick stats because full year 2019 data are not yet available.
Note: Overall 2019 trends, including estimated number of fentanyl deaths, may have changed due to the resolution of pending cases. The updated preliminary data are only available in the Time Trend box and are not displayed on other boxes or quick stats because full year 2019 data are not yet available.
Caution: Not all 2019 deaths may be recorded at this time, which may result in an undercount until all cases are included and 'pending' cases are resolved.

Amphetamine Mortality Indicator Name The name for the indicator “Amphetamine-Related Overdose Deaths” has been changed to “Psychostimulant with Abuse Potential-Related Overdose Deaths” to more accurately reflect the ICD-10 mortality code used to create the indicator. The data displayed by the indicator remains the same: acute poisoning deaths involving psychostimulants with abuse potential (e.g. methamphetamine or MDMA). For information on this indicator, please visit the Data Definitions page.

Race/Ethnicity Labels The labels for race/ethnicity have been updated to provide more descriptive information about the race/ethnicity categories used on the Dashboard. The underlying definitions for each group have not changed and all data displayed by these categories remains the same.

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Third Quarter 2019 ED Trend Data Third quarter (July - September) 2019 Emergency Department visit data trend data from OSHPD are now available on the dashboard. These data are only available for viewing in the Time Trend box and are not displayed on other boxes or quick stats because full year 2019 data are not yet available.

First & Second Quarter 2019 Hospitalization Trend Data First and second quarter (January - June) 2019 Hospital discharge trend data from OSHPD are now available. These data are only available for viewing in the Time Trend box and are not displayed on other boxes or quick stats because full year 2019 data are not yet available.

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NEW INDICATORS! Cannabis ED visits & Hospitalizations
ED visit and hospitalization data for cannabis-related overdose are now available on the dashboard starting in 2015. To view cannabis data, select other drug indicators from the settings ( ) panel of each dashboard visualization box (Geographic Distribution, Time Trend, and Demographic Breakdown) by selecting the 'Other Drugs' radio button and select cannabis fron the dropdown menu.

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First and Second Quarter 2019 ED Trend Data

• First and second quarter (January - June) 2019 Emergency Department Visit data are now available on the dashboard. These data are only available for viewing in the Time Trend box.

Preliminary First and Second Quarter 2019 Mortality Trend Data

• Preliminary first and second quarter (January - June) 2019 mortality trend data including estimated number of fentanyl deaths, are now available. These data are only available for viewing in the Time Trend box.

Caution: Not all 2019 deaths may be recorded at this time, which may result in an undercount until all cases are included and 'pending' cases are resolved. These preliminary data are only available in the Time Trend box and are not displayed on other boxes or quick stats because full year 2019 data are not yet available.

First Quarter 2019 (CURES) Prescription Trend Data

• First quarter (January - March) 2019 opioid prescription data from the Department of Justice (DOJ) CURES database are now available. These data are only available for viewing in the Time Trend box.

Full Year 2018 Death Data Mortality Data for 2018 have been updated to reflect the official 2018 California Comprehensive Master Death File from CHSI (Center for Health Statistics and Informatics). Updates to 'pending' cases in the preliminary file used previously has resulted in changes to death numbers, including number of fentanyl deaths, previously published on the dashboard.

Note: Overall 2018 trends, including estimated number of fentanyl deaths, have changed due to the resolution of pending cases.

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Full Year 2018 Preliminary Death Data Preliminary fourth quarter (October-December) 2018 mortality data are now available on the dashboard completing the full year of 2018. These data are now available for viewing on the Geographic Distribution and Demographic Breakdown boxes in addition to the Time Trend box. Caution: Not all 2018 deaths may be recorded at this time, which may result in an undercount until all cases are included and 'pending' cases are resolved.

Full Year 2018 Prescription Data Fourth quarter CURES prescription data are now available on the dashboard completing the full year of 2018. These data are now available for viewing on the Geographic Distribution and Demographic Breakdown boxes in addition to the Time Trend box.

Full Year 2018 Morbidity (Hospitalization) Data Second and third quarter (July - December) 2018 Hospital discharge trend data from OSHPD are now available on the dashboard completing the full year of 2018. These data are now available for viewing on the Geographic Distribution and Demographic Breakdown boxes in addition to the Time Trend box.

Population Data for 2018 Population Data for 2018 has been updated to use current CDC Wonder data. Due to the updated population, rates for indicators may have changed. In an effort to provide the most timely data possible, the California Department of Public Health creates population estimates for the most current year (e.g., 2018) using data obtained from the Department of Finance Population Estimates. These population estimates are used until the final estimates created by CDC are made available, usually in July of the next year.

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NOTICE OF CORRECTION - County Age-Adjusted Rates by Ethnicity An error has been discovered in the previously reported county race/ethnicity age-adjusted rates for morbidity and mortality indicators in the 6/18/2019 update. The issue has been corrected and no other age-adjusted rates were affected. We apologize for any inconvenience.

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Any Opioid Combined with Other Drugs Indicators

• New any opioid combined with other drug mortality indicators are now available:
  • Any Opioid and Benzodiazepines, 2006-2017
  • Any Opioid and Amphetamines, 2006-2017
  • Any Opioid and Cocaine, 2011-2017

Other Drug Indicators

• New indicators for other drugs are now available. Dashboard users can now select other drug indicators from the settings ( ) panel of each dashboard visualization box (Geographic Distribution, Time Trend, and Demographic Breakdown) by selecting the 'Other Drugs' radio button.
  • Deaths related to Amphetamines and Cocaine, 2006-2017
  • Hospitalizations related to Amphetamines, 2006-2017
  • Hospitalizations related to Cocaine, 2011-2017
  • ED Visits related to Amphetamines, 2006-2018
  • ED Visits related to Cocaine, 2011-2018

Full Year 2018 ED Visit Data

• Fourth Quarter Emergency Department Visit data are now available on the dashboard completing the full year of 2018. These data are now available for viewing on the Geographic Distribution and Demographic Breakdown boxes in addition to the Time Trend box.

Preliminary Third Quarter 2018 Mortality Trend Data

• Preliminary third quarter (July - September) 2018 mortality trend data including estimated number of fentanyl deaths, are now available.

Preliminary First & Second Quarter 2018 Mortality Trend Data

• Preliminary first and second quarter (January -June) 2018 mortality trend data, have been updated to reflect the most recent death file available.

Caution: Not all 2018 deaths may be recorded at this time, which may result in an undercount until all cases are included and 'pending' cases are resolved.

Note: Overall 2018 trends, including estimated number of fentanyl deaths, may have changed due to the resolution of pending cases. The updated preliminary data are only available in the Time Trend box and are not displayed on other boxes or quick stats because full year 2018 data are not yet available.

2006-2017 Morbidity and Mortality Data

• Morbidity and mortality data for the years 2006-2017 has been updated and in some cases, revised. Some indicator counts and rates may have changed slightly, however overall trends remain the same.
• Morbidity indicators data using ICD-10-CM coding (Fourth quarter 2018 - present) have been updated to only include initial encounter emergency department visits or hospitalizations.

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New Feature! Data Publications We are excited to announce the new Data Publications page, which can now be found in the left-hand sidebar. You will find our March 2019 data brief titled 'Patterns of Opioid-Related Overdose Deaths in California, 2011-2017' in this section.

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Third Quarter 2018 CURES Trend Data Third quarter (July - September ) 2018 opioid prescription data from the Department of Justice (DOJ) CURES database are available in the trend line graph and table (upper right corner box on State & County Dashboard pages).

NOTE: Data for 2018 are only available on trend line graph and corresponding table and not displayed on maps or quick stats because full year 2018 data are not yet available.

First and Second Quarter 2018 CURES Trend Data Prescription counts for the first and second quarters (January-June) of 2018 have been updated using the latest available oral morphine milligram equivalent (MME) conversion factors from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. This update may affect counts or rates for first and second quarters of 2018 posted previously on the Dashboard. For more information on MME conversion please visit: https://www.cdc.gov/drugoverdose/resources/data.html

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Third Quarter 2018 Morbidity (ED) Trend Data Third quarter (July - September) 2018 Emergency Dept. discharge trend data from OSHPD are now available in the trend line graph and table (upper right corner box on State & County Dashboard pages).
NOTE: Data for 2018 are only available on trend line graph and corresponding table and not displayed on maps or quick stats because full year 2018 data are not yet available.

Preliminary Second Quarter 2018 Mortality Trend Data

• Preliminary second quarter (April - June) 2018 mortality trend data including estimated number of fentanyl deaths, are now available.

Preliminary First Quarter 2018 Mortality Trend Data

• Preliminary first quarter (January - March)2018 mortality trend data, have been updated to reflect the most recent death file available.

Caution: Not all 2018 deaths may be recorded at this time, which may result in an undercount until all cases are included and 'pending' cases are resolved.
NOTE: Overall 2018 trends, including estimated number of fentanyl deaths, may have changed due to the resolution of pending cases. The updated preliminary data are now available in the trend line graph and corresponding table (upper right corner box on State & County Dashboard pages). These data are not displayed on maps or quick stats because full year 2018 data are not yet available.

First & Second Quarter 2018 Morbidity (Hosp.) Trend Data

• first and second quarter (January - June) 2018 Hospital discharge trend data from OSHPD are now available in the trend line graph and table (upper right corner box on State & County Dashboard pages) NOTE: Data for 2018 are only available on trend line graph and corresponding table and not displayed on maps or quick stats because full year 2018 data are not yet available.

2015-2017 Hospital Discharge Data

• Due to coding changes, hospital discharge data for 2015-2017 have been updated. This update may affect counts or rates for 2015-2017 posted previously on the Dashboard.

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Second Quarter 2018 CURES Trend Data Second quarter (April - June) 2018 opioid prescription data from the Department of Justice (DOJ) CURES database are available in the trend line graph and table (upper right corner box on State & County Dashboard pages).

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Preliminary first quarter (January - March) 2018 mortality trend data, have been updated to reflect the most recent death file available from CHSI (Center for Health Statistics and Informatics). Overall trends, including estimated number of fentanyl deaths, may have changed due to the resolution of pending cases. The updated preliminary data are now available in the trend line graph and table (upper right corner box on State & County Dashboard pages).

Caution: Not all deaths may be recorded at this time, which may result in an undercount until all cases are included and 'pending' cases are resolved.

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Second Quarter 2018 Morbidity (ED) Trend Data
Second quarter (April - June) 2018 morbidity Data - Emergency Dept. discharge trend data from OSHPD are now available in the trend line graph and table (upper right corner box on State & County Dashboard pages)

NOTE: Data for 2018 are only available on trend line graph and corresponding table and not displayed on maps or quick stats because full year 2018 data are not yet available.

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Final Mortality Data for 2017
Mortality Data for 2017 have been updated to reflect the official 2017 California Comprehensive Master Death File from CHSI (Center for Health Statistics and Informatics). Updates to 'pending' cases in the preliminary file used previously has resulted in changes to death numbers, including number of fentanyl deaths, previously published on the dashboard.

Preliminary First Quarter 2018 Mortality Trend Data
• Preliminary first quarter (January - March) 2018 mortality trend data, including estimated number of fentanyl deaths, are now available in the trend line graph and table (upper right corner box on State & County Dashboard pages).
  Caution: Not all deaths may be recorded at this time, which may result in an undercount until all cases are included and 'pending' cases are resolved.
First Quarter 2018 Morbidity Trend Data
• First quarter (January - March) 2018 morbidity data - Emergency Dept. discharge trend data from OSHPD are now available in the trend line graph and table (upper right corner box on State & County Dashboard pages)
First Quarter 2018 CURES Trend Data
• First quarter (January - March) 2018 opioid prescriptions data from the Department of Justice (DOJ) CURES database are now available in the trend line graph and table (upper right corner box on State & County Dashboard pages).

NOTE: Data for 2018 are only available on trend line graph and corresponding table and not displayed on maps or quick stats because full year 2018 data are not yet available.

2017 Morbidity Data - Hospital In-Patient Discharge
• Full year 2017 morbidity data - OSHPD hospital in-patient discharge data now available.

Population Data for 2017 Population Data for 2017 has been updated to use current CDC Wonder data. In an effort to provide the most timely data possible, the California Department of Public Health creates population estimates for the most current year (e.g., 2018) using data obtained from the Department of Finance Population Estimates. These population estimates are used until the final estimates created by CDC are made available, usually in July of the next year.

Bug Fixes - Thank you for reporting issues!

• Bug in Demographic Indicators table had been fixed

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NOTICE OF CORRECTION - Fentanyl-related Deaths The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) has discovered an error in the previously reported number of 2017 fentanyl-related overdose deaths reported on the Opioid Overdose Dashboard. The correct number of fentanyl-related overdose deaths is 373, exactly one-half of the originally reported number of 746. No other indicators or years of data represented on the Dashboard are affected. There remains a substantial one-year increase in the number of fentanyl-related deaths (57% increase from 2016) which is an example of this dynamic and growing public health issue. We apologize for any inconvenience.

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NEW 2017 CURES Data NEW 2017 Opioid Prescriptions data from Department of Justice (DOJ) CURES database.

NEW 2017 Mortality and Morbidity Data

• PRELIMINARY 2017 Mortality data - including fentanyl-related fatalities based on text search of death certificates; Caution: Not all 2017 deaths may be recorded yet, which may result in a undercount until all cases are included and 'pending' cases are resolved.
• NEW 2017 Emergency Department data from OSHPD

2017 Population Data 2017 Population estimates are created using both CDC Wonder and the California Department of Finance population data because CDC Wonder doesn't have 2017 population estimates available.

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Updated 2016 Mortality & Morbidity Data

• FINALIZED 2016 Mortality Data - including fentanyl-related fatalities
• NEW 2016 Emergency Department data from OSHPD
• NEW 2016 Hospitalization (i.e. In-Patient) data from OSHPD

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NEW Downloadable State Snapshot Report Under the State Dashboard link in the sidebar, you will see a new State Report button. Clicking this button will generate a downloadable snapshot report of selected dashboard indicators. The new report is based on the last 12 quarters, and will automatically update as new data is released. Please email with feedback on this new feature.

County-level Data Download Function UPDATE Downloading indicator trends over time can be found using the time-plots on the County Dashboards. When you compare a selected county with the state or another county, the comparison area will now be included in the downloadable .csv file.

NEW Help Feature In the upper right corner of the Dashboard, a new help function is available for select pages. On the home page, and State and County dashboard pages it will walk you through the various features of that page. Give it a try and take the tour!

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NEW Preliminary Fentanyl Overdose Indicator A new, preliminary fentanyl overdose indicator is now available on the dashboard. Importantly, this indicator is based on a text search of death certificates and likely represents an undercount of actual fentanyl deaths in California. As a preliminary indicator , it may be subject to updates and may change as our text search algorithm continues to evolve. Please check the Data Definitions page for more details.

NEW Downloadable County Snapshot Reports Under the County Dashboard link in the sidebar, you will see a new County Report button. Clicking this button will generate a downloadable snapshot report of selected dashboard indicators. The new reports are based on the last 12 quarters, and will automatically update as new data is released. Please email with feedback on this new feature.

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2016 Prescription Drug Indicator UPDATE Due to an unforseen issue, we had to update our 2016 prescription drug data released on 8/4/2017. Buprenorphine was unintentionally included in our data used to create multiple indicators. The issue primarily affected MME calculations, as buprenorphine is a strong opioid. Please review indicators to see how this update may have affected rates in your area.

2016 PRELIMINARY Mortality Data Available The dashboard now includes preliminary mortality data for 2016. Rates and counts may change when final 2016 data are released . Morbidity data is still unavailable for 2016.

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2016 Prescription Drug Data Available The dashboard now includes prescription drug data for 2016.

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Buprenorphine Indicator Update An an issue with our buprenorphine measure - a key indicator of MAT expansion - was brought to our attention. The indicator has subsequently been updated.

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• Everything you thought you could learn from the Dashboard has changed!
• New 2015 data at the state, county, and zip code level!
• New quarterly and annual rates!
• Counts available for the first time at the state and county levels!
• Examine indicators by sex, age, or race/ethnicity!

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New Data Exploration Tools Two new tools have been added for exmaining indicator co-occurance at the county level. The County Bivariate Map and Bubble Plot allow for the display of multiple indicators simultaneously. You can find the new tools under the Explore link in the sidebar.

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Bug Fixes - Thank you for reporting issues!

• Maps now include a title and outlines for easier viewing.
• Bug in % Change Bar Graph has been fixed.
• Broken links to CDPH and Program websites fixed.
• Headers added to data downloads.
• County name and Zip Codes added to Rank Bar Graphs.
• Principle Diagnosis Code typo for Heroin has been fixed.

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New Dashboard Video Tutorials Available! The Using the Dashboard now has six videos demonstrating the basics of dashboard use, including how to customize the displays and download data. Maximize them on your screen for the best viewing experience. Each video is 3-4 minutes.

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California Opioid Overdose Surveillance Dashboard Version 2 is released Changes include:

• 'California Quick Stats' (high-level counts of featured indicators) and 'Dashboard Updates' info-box.
• New 'Using the Dashboard' page that will provide instructions and tutorials on use.
• Larger maps and graphs.
• Downloadable data for each graph.
• Revised rate change table.

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2015 CURES data are now available at the state and county levels only. The data are from CURES 2.0 and reflect unduplicated counts of patients. All CURES 1.0 data have been removed, which included zip code level prescription drug data. CURES 1.0 data included duplicated patient counts and was only available up to 2013. Zip code level prescription drug data will be available soon.

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Califronia Opioid Overdose Surveillance Dashboard goes live