The Opioid Environment Policy Scan provides access to data at multiple spatial scales to help characterize the multi-dimensional risk environment impacting opioid use in justice populations across the United States.
I attached the tract level MOUD access metrics generated by @wam0 . Specifically:
T_1980, T_1990, T_2000, and T_2010 now have three new variables -- MetRm30, MetRm60, MetRm90 -- measuring methadone access through the Rational Agent Access Model
T_Latest now has 9 new variables measuring access to Buprenorphine, Naloxone, and Methadone with the Rational Agent Access Model.
There's still a bit of work to do (there's around 40 tracts that didn't merge cleanly into T_Latest, and accompanying changes to the data dictionary have yet to be made), but this should be sufficient to get the initial data accessible.
I attached the tract level MOUD access metrics generated by @wam0 . Specifically:
T_1980,T_1990,T_2000, andT_2010now have three new variables --MetRm30,MetRm60,MetRm90-- measuring methadone access through the Rational Agent Access ModelT_Latestnow has 9 new variables measuring access to Buprenorphine, Naloxone, and Methadone with the Rational Agent Access Model.There's still a bit of work to do (there's around 40 tracts that didn't merge cleanly into
T_Latest, and accompanying changes to the data dictionary have yet to be made), but this should be sufficient to get the initial data accessible.