International Trends in Opioid Prescribing by Age and Sex from 2001 to 2019: An Observational Study Using Population-Based Databases from 18 Countries and One Special Administrative Region.
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Chan Adrienne Y L, Bahmanyar Shahram, Beyene Kebede, Bushnell Greta, Carleton Bruce, Chan Amy Hai Yan, Cook Sharon, Crystal Stephen, Furu Kari, Gadzhanova Svetla, García Poza Patricia, Gini Rosa, Giometto Sabrina, Harrison Jeff, Haug Ulrike, Hsu Christine, Hjördísar Jónsdóttir Harpa Lind, Kai Joe, Karlstad Øystein, Kim Ju Hwan, Kubota Kiyoshi, Lai Edward Chia-Cheng, Lee Hyesung, Lau Wallis C Y, Li Kathy H, Lucenteforte Ersilia, Maura Géric, Neumann Anke, Pate Virginia, Pottegård Anton, Qureshi Nadeem, Rasmussen Lotte, Reutfors Johan, Roughead Elizabeth E, Saastamoinen Leena, Sato Tsugumichi, Scholle Oliver, Schuiling-Veninga C C M, Shen Chin-Yao, Shin Ju-Young, Stürmer Til, Taxis Katja, Tuccori Marco, Weng Stephen, Wong Kirstie H T W, Zoega Helga, Man Kenneth K C, Wong Ian C K
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DESIGN, SETTING, AND PARTICIPANTS: We studied opioid analgesic prescribing from 2001 to 2019 with common protocol using population-based databases from eighteen countries and one special administrative region.
MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: We measured opioid prescribing by geographical region, sex and age, estimating annual prevalent, incident, and nonincident opioid prescribing per 100 population with a 95% confidence interval (CI) and meta-analyzed the multinational and regional opioid prescribing with a random-effects model. Time trends were reported through average annual absolute changes, estimated using linear mixed models. We further explored the effect of sex and age on prevalent opioid prescribing in the multivariable analysis.
RESULTS: Over 248 million individuals were included. Pooled multinational opioid prescribing prevalence was 9.0% amongst included countries/regions. Opioid prescribing prevalence in 2015 ranged from 2.7% in Japan to 19.7% in Iceland. Average annual absolute changes in opioid prescribing prevalence per year ranged from - 1.53% (95% CI - 2.06, - 1.00; United States Medicaid) to + 1.24% (95% CI 1.02, 1.46; South Korea). Pooled multinational incident opioid prescribing (4.9%; 95% CI 4.1, 5.9) was higher than pooled multinational nonincident opioid prescribing (3.7%; 95% CI 2.9, 4.8). The female sex and older age were associated with higher opioid prescribing. Main limitations of this study include the absence of data from study duration or individuals not covered by the data sources and the lack of information on medication adherence and indication.
CONCLUSIONS: Opioid prescribing remains unbalanced across geographical regions; however, results suggest a tendency to convergence across countries/regions. Differences in opioid prescribing by sex and age were identified.