Data & Evaluation

U-M provides data for, and conducts evaluation of, statewide and local community opioid program outcomes, while also assisting in the creation and implementation of data dashboards for opioid surveillance analysis.

    • Statewide evaluation of opioid prescribing and outcomes
    • Community dashboards for opioid surveillance evaluation
    • Telehealth addiction care services

Programs

The System for Opioid Overdose Surveillance (SOS)

The System for Opioid Overdose Surveillance (SOS) generates actionable data on opioid overdoses in Michigan and is a web-based tool that offers two levels of access: the first level displays county-level summaries and the second level (which is available to authorized public health and public safety users across the state of Michigan) maps non-fatal and fatal opioid overdose incidents in near real-time, while also providing demographic briefs. SOS partners with Michigan High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area, which covers Michigan’s 9 most populous counties, and is operated by U-M Injury Prevention Center teams.

Additional information:

Michigan system for opioid overdose surveillance

U-M SOS Information

SOS Testimonials

Michigan High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area

Implementation details:

The system is available for use – visit the SOS site for more information.

U-M Faculty Lead:

Jason Goldstick, PhD