Nonfatal Overdoses in Emergency Departments: Bridging Patient Characteristics, Biospecimen Toxicology, and Drug Supply Composition
This project aims to improve surveillance of nonfatal opioid and other drug overdoses that present in emergency departments by linking patient characteristics, biospecimen toxicology results, and the chemical composition of drugs in the supply chain. It will identify gaps in current drug testing protocols, support data sharing across public health and public safety agencies, and help inform co…
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