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Opioid-RelatedData Anne Arundel County, IncludingCity of Annapolis Data as of April 9, 2019 Heroin/Fentanyl Mix 16% Pending OCME* 22% Fentanyl 43% Heroin 3% Cocaine/Fentanyl Mix 16% Substances Involved in Fatal Opioid-Overdoses YTD2019 (n=37) ######################### 234 a 2019 TOTAL OVERDOSES a This is a 24.5%decrease from the 310 overdoses YTD2018. 37 a 2019 FATAL OVERDOSES a This is a 37.3%decrease from the 59 fatal overdoses YTD2018. Harbor Hospital 15% Anne Arundel Medical Center 15% Other 28% Baltimore Washington Medical Center 42% Hospital Encounters for Opioid-Related Diagnoses** YTD2019 (n= 184) kjkj January February March April May June July August September October November December 0 50 100 150 Assessments 103 80 61 66 91 117 126 148 114 126 122 88 90 30 34 33 59 65 75 50 55 7 106 121 Safe Stations Assessments 15-19 20-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55+ 0 50 100 Rate per 10,000 population 11.8 39.9 61.9 128.2 80.1 9.4 All Opioid-Overdoses by Age January February March April May June July August September October November December 0 50 100 150 Overdoses 61 73 80 Number of Overdoses by Month Source: Anne Arundel County Police Department **Diagnoses include any Anne Arundel County resident EDvisit related to opioid use other than overdose, e.g., withdrawal symptoms, mental health co-occurring disorders, and infections fromintravenous opioid use. Source: Electronic Surveillance Systemfor the Early Notification of Community-Based Epidemics. Maryland Department of Health Year 2016 2017 2018 2019 * Office of the Chief Medical Examiner Source: Anne Arundel County Police Department Year 2017 2018 2019 Source: Anne Arundel County Police Department Total Assessments since April 2017: 1,967 Total 2017 Assessments: 408 Total 2018 Assessments: 1,229 Total 2019 Assessments: 330 Source: Anne Arundel County Crisis Response Source: Anne Arundel County Police Department Since 2017, the rate of opioid-related overdoses is the highest in those aged 25-34 followed by those aged 20-24 and 35-44. Age Group (Years)
