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Prescription Drug Monitoring Program Facts, Figures, and Trends 4rd Quarter 2017 North Dakota Board of Pharmacy Kathy Zahn, CPhT, PDMP Program Administrator.

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1 Prescription Drug Monitoring Program Facts, Figures, and Trends 4rd Quarter 2017
North Dakota Board of Pharmacy Kathy Zahn, CPhT, PDMP Program Administrator E. Broadway Ave Bismarck, ND

2 Total User Accounts = 5,961

3 Number of Users per Month
Chart Legend Total Users Avg. Daily Active Users Monthly Active Users 2015 Users January February March April May June July August September October November December 3131 3184 3268 3316 3366 3406 3480 3582 3623 3680 3739 3786 113 115 128 142 123 144 140 138 152 135 147 1038 1061 1146 1122 1086 1249 1266 1210 1277 1282 1254 2016 Users January February March April May June July August September October November December 3849 3951 4018 4083 4155 4204 4301 4409 4479 4530 4600 4654 146 147 172 162 160 178 155 164 163 158 1361 1397 1425 1474 1467 1448 1550 1604 1534 1532 1494 1510 2017 Users January February March April May June July August September October November December 4748 4812 4885 4961 5053 5116 5181 5280 5327 5486 5588 5804 161 152 179 176 209 197 180 203 194 200 186 175 1623 1483 1635 1784 1824 1817 1765 1838 1548 1700 1798 1810 2018 Users January February March April May June July August September October November December 6041 6911 231 212 1912 2672

4 All Reportable Substances Dispensed/Year in ND or to ND Residents
*Gabapentin reporting started on August 1st, 2017 **Veterans Affairs facilities started to report data in October 2015

5 Active Accounts – Pharmacists and Medical Doctors
12/5/2018 Active Accounts – Pharmacists and Medical Doctors These are the active users by quarter, all of which have increased MD, DO, DPM also include: I.H.S. Prescriber, Medical Resident, Optometrists, Podiatric Physician, & VA Prescriber New accounts in the month of May

6 12/5/2018 Active Accounts – Pharmacy Technicians, Delegates, and Advanced Practice Nurses Pharmacy Technicians = Pharmacy Technician and Delegate of Pharmacist

7 12/5/2018 Active Accounts – Physician Assistants, Licensed Addiction Counselors, and Dentists

8 Active Accounts –Law Enforcement
12/5/2018 Active Accounts –Law Enforcement

9 Doctors - Authorization vs. Utilization
12/5/2018 Doctors - Authorization vs. Utilization The blue bars represent the # of ND doctors registered with DEA, the red bars are the number of those ND DEA registrants who also authorized a prescription, green shows the # who have a PMP account, and purple are the # who looked at a PMP report or had their delegate look on their behalf.

10 Other Practitioners - Authorization vs. Utilization
12/5/2018 Other Practitioners - Authorization vs. Utilization This table and chart show the Other Practitioners registered in ND

11 Prescriptions Dispensed by Class
2015 Q1 2015 Q2 2015 Q3 2015 Q4 2016 Q1 2016 Q2 2016 Q3 2016 Q4 2017 Q1 2017 Q2 2017 Q3 2017 Q4 Anesthetic 46 44 36 37 27 23 2 8 16 12 6 Cannabinoid 169 172 188 160 161 177 203 207 202 200 189 GI Narcotic 884 896 797 824 774 780 716 664 595 756 703 700 Narcotic/ Opioids 180,410 180,555 175,335 180,346 175,601 160,332 151,366 153,880 154,301 148,568 139,836 136,279 Neuropain 8,027 8,797 8,579 9,615 9,405 9,499 9,346 9,404 9,222 9,610 9,306 8,920 Other 1,619 1,514 1,661 1,649 1,532 1,624 1,348 1,510 1,916 3,886 34,703* 43,460 Sedative 99,990 107,345 103,526 107,138 106,088 103,038 99,096 97,912 96,888 97,895 95,999 89,185 Steroid 1,886 2,017 2,026 2,322 2,149 2,181 2,123 2,124 2,013 2,154 2,165 2,045 Stimulant 48,019 49,613 48,616 51,612 52,043 49,959 47,678 50,041 52,622 52,629 51,147 51,087 Blank 26 24 31 33 45 43 65 Total 341,076 350,977 340,795 353,736 347,824 327,658 311,914 315,774 317,803 315,749 334,111 331,936 * The required reporting of gabapentin (August 2017) containing dispensations can account for the large increase in the ‘Other’ category.

12 Top Prescribers by Number of Prescriptions Quarter 4 -2017

13 Reportable Prescriptions per County Quarter 4 - 2017
Population Population Rank Prescription Count Prescriptions Per Person Total Dosage Units Units Per Person Adams 2,305 43 361 0.157 26,929.00 11.683 Barnes 10,926 13 1,939 0.177 106,465.25 9.744 Benson 6,739 20 1,169 0.173 72,534.00 10.763 Billings 934 52 26 0.028 1,735.00 1.858 Bottineau 6,579 21 760 0.116 36,907.84 5.610 Bowman 3,241 34 421 0.130 23,747.00 7.327 Burke 2,198 46 246 0.112 17,020.00 7.743 Burleigh 94,487 2 14,117 0.149 807,454.19 8.546 Cass 175,249 1 19,327 0.110 909,077.40 5.187 Cavalier 3,827 31 517 0.135 29,760.00 7.776 Dickey 5,064 24 740 0.146 42,567.75 8.406 Divide 2,413 40 285 0.118 16,026.00 6.642 Dunn 4,366 600 0.137 34,647.00 7.936 Eddy 2,358 42 272 0.115 17,336.00 7.352 Emmons 3,346 32 547 0.163 29,385.00 8.782 Foster 3,303 33 396 0.120 26,079.00 7.896 Golden Valley 1,817 50 220 0.121 13,392.01 7.370 Grand Forks 71,083 3 9,376 0.132 511,038.52 7.189

14 Reportable Prescriptions per County Quarter 4 - 2017
Population Population Rank Prescription Count Prescriptions Per Person Total Dosage Units Units Per Person Grant 2,377 41 460 0.194 29,911.65 12.584 Griggs 2,277 44 221 0.097 12,977.00 5.699 Hettinger 2,629 37 434 0.165 31,725.05 12.067 Kidder 2,414 39 364 0.151 21,497.14 8.905 LaMoure 4,111 28 537 0.131 27,399.60 6.665 Logan 1,941 48 271 0.140 15,076.00 7.767 McHenry 5,963 22 838 0.141 47,869.50 8.028 McIntosh 2,656 36 399 0.150 23,618.00 8.892 McKenzie 12,621 11 1,132 0.090 57,653.50 4.568 McLean 9,729 16 1,836 0.189 122,356.20 12.576 Mercer 8,694 17 1,032 0.119 67,317.00 7.743 Morton 30,809 7 5,772 0.187 356,948.61 11.586 Mountrail 10,242 15 1,375 0.134 76,148.00 7.435 Nelson 2,960 35 450 0.152 23,773.00 8.031 Oliver 1,870 49 211 0.113 13,389.00 7.160 Pembina 7,069 19 1,147 0.162 69,488.21 9.830 Pierce 4,267 27 604 0.142 32,777.00 7.682 Ramsey 11,547 12 2,164 121,834.02 10.551

15 Reportable Prescriptions per County Quarter 4 - 2017
Population Population Rank Prescription Count Prescriptions Per Person Total Dosage Units Units Per Person Ransom 5,404 23 838 0.155 50,262.00 9.301 Renville 2,550 38 290 0.114 15,478.00 6.070 Richland 16,353 9 1,798 0.110 90,901.03 5.559 Rolette 14,659 10 3,652 0.249 213,409.00 14.558 Sargent 3,890 30 527 0.135 29,255.08 7.521 Sheridan 1,322 51 233 0.176 15,715.00 11.887 Sioux 4,469 25 1,023 0.229 68,050.50 15.227 Slope 763 53 17 0.022 1,887.00 2.473 Stark 31,199 6 4,612 0.148 247,989.69 7.949 Steele 1,962 47 154 0.078 6,788.00 3.460 Stutsman 21,128 8 3,142 0.149 172,918.99 8.184 Towner 2,263 45 374 0.165 24,902.82 11.004 Traill 8,030 18 835 0.104 44,468.02 5.538 Walsh 10,904 14 1,849 0.170 120,248.00 11.028 Ward 70,210 4 7,222 0.103 380,216.60 5.415 Wells 4,098 29 665 0.162 36,623.00 8.937 Williams 34,337 5 4,340 0.126 275,479.70 8.023 Total/Average 757,952 N/A 102,137 0.139 5,668,451.85 8.259

16 Opioid Prescriptions per County Quarter 4 - 2017
Population Population Rank Prescription Count Prescriptions Per Person Total Dosage Units Units Per Person Adams 2,305 43 361 0.157 26,929.00 11.683 Barnes 10,926 13 1,939 0.177 106,465.25 9.744 Benson 6,739 20 1,169 0.173 72,534.00 10.763 Billings 934 52 26 0.028 1,735.00 1.858 Bottineau 6,579 21 760 0.116 36,907.84 5.610 Bowman 3,241 34 421 0.130 23,747.00 7.327 Burke 2,198 46 246 0.112 17,020.00 7.743 Burleigh 94,487 2 14,117 0.149 807,454.19 8.546 Cass 175,249 1 19,327 0.110 909,077.40 5.187 Cavalier 3,827 31 517 0.135 29,760.00 7.776 Dickey 5,064 24 740 0.146 42,567.75 8.406 Divide 2,413 40 285 0.118 16,026.00 6.642 Dunn 4,366 600 0.137 34,647.00 7.936 Eddy 2,358 42 272 0.115 17,336.00 7.352 Emmons 3,346 32 547 0.163 29,385.00 8.782 Foster 3,303 33 396 0.120 26,079.00 7.896 Golden Valley 1,817 50 220 0.121 13,392.01 7.370 Grand Forks 71,083 3 9,376 0.132 511,038.52 7.189

17 Opioid Prescriptions per County Quarter 4 - 2017
Population Population Rank Prescription Count Prescriptions Per Person Total Dosage Units Units Per Person Grant 2,377 41 460 0.194 29,911.65 12.584 Griggs 2,277 44 221 0.097 12,977.00 5.699 Hettinger 2,629 37 434 0.165 31,725.05 12.067 Kidder 2,414 39 364 0.151 21,497.14 8.905 LaMoure 4,111 28 537 0.131 27,399.60 6.665 Logan 1,941 48 271 0.140 15,076.00 7.767 McHenry 5,963 22 838 0.141 47,869.50 8.028 McIntosh 2,656 36 399 0.150 23,618.00 8.892 McKenzie 12,621 11 1,132 0.090 57,653.50 4.568 McLean 9,729 16 1,836 0.189 122,356.20 12.576 Mercer 8,694 17 1,032 0.119 67,317.00 7.743 Morton 30,809 7 5,772 0.187 356,948.61 11.586 Mountrail 10,242 15 1,375 0.134 76,148.00 7.435 Nelson 2,960 35 450 0.152 23,773.00 8.031 Oliver 1,870 49 211 0.113 13,389.00 7.160 Pembina 7,069 19 1,147 0.162 69,488.21 9.830 Pierce 4,267 27 604 0.142 32,777.00 7.682 Ramsey 11,547 12 2,164 121,834.02 10.551

18 Opioid Prescriptions per County Quarter 4 - 2017
Population Population Rank Prescription Count Prescriptions Per Person Total Dosage Units Units Per Person Ransom 5,404 23 838 0.155 50,262.00 9.301 Renville 2,550 38 290 0.114 15,478.00 6.070 Richland 16,353 9 1,798 0.110 90,901.03 5.559 Rolette 14,659 10 3,652 0.249 213,409.00 14.558 Sargent 3,890 30 527 0.135 29,255.08 7.521 Sheridan 1,322 51 233 0.176 15,715.00 11.887 Sioux 4,469 25 1,023 0.229 68,050.50 15.227 Slope 763 53 17 0.022 1,887.00 2.473 Stark 31,199 6 4,612 0.148 247,989.69 7.949 Steele 1,962 47 154 0.078 6,788.00 3.460 Stutsman 21,128 8 3,142 0.149 172,918.99 8.184 Towner 2,263 45 374 0.165 24,902.82 11.004 Traill 8,030 18 835 0.104 44,468.02 5.538 Walsh 10,904 14 1,849 0.170 120,248.00 11.028 Ward 70,210 4 7,222 0.103 380,216.60 5.415 Wells 4,098 29 665 0.162 36,623.00 8.937 Williams 34,337 5 4,340 0.126 275,479.70 8.023 Total/Average 757,952 N/A 102,137 0.139 5,668,451.85 8.259

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