1. Current PDO Research At UNC
Via Google Poll, October 11, 2016

2. Title of Projects you are working on in regards to pain management, prescription drug overdose, opioids, etc. You are welcome add a brief description if you wish. (Leave blank if none).
The effects of the Chronic Pain Initiative, a community-based prevention model that incorporates Project Lazarus, on mortality and morbidity related to opioid overdose.
A cross-site evaluation of Prevention for States, a CDC-funded initiative to support the states' implementation of a variety of strategies related to opioid overdose prevention."
CDC PDO Prevention for States and so much more!
Leading ASPE-funded evaluation of HHS opioid initiatives- projects funded by CDC, SAMHSA, FDA, HRSA and CMS
Opioid Tolerance in Chronic Pain Management
Assessing interventions for reducing opioid overdose. Examining tolerance and prescribing patterns of LA/ER opioid analgesics. Black market street prices. Fentanyl analogs. Opioid REMS and surveillance.

3. Data resources you currently have access to in regards to prescription drug overdose and pain management, that you would willing and able to make available to collaborators. (Leave bank if none).
Deidentified data from North Carolina's prescription drug monitoring program, the Controlled Substances Reporting System
Vital Records, CSRS, NC VDRS, etc.
Marketscan data
Medicare claims
MidSouth Clinical Data Research Network (CDRN)
Carolinas Collaborative
All the IPRC datasets (CSRS, NC TOPPS, NC DETECT)
Truven MarketScan

4. What other (if any) resources do you have to share around PDO research (this may be methodologies, networks, organizations or individuals outside of UNC that you work with). (Leave bank if none).
RTI has many substance abuse researchers
Pharmacoepi methods for assessing comparative safety/effectiveness in non- experimental settings
RADARS System, AAPCC,

5. What resources would you be interested in for your research in PDO?
Colleagues from medicine and pharmacy
Cohort(s) of patients with self-reported (valid) pain measures with consent to link to EMR, claims data.