Background:
The
DASIS Report: Quick Statistics -- State
level data on substance abuse treatment facilities and admissions
The
DASIS Report: Introducing
Quick Tables: SAMHSA's Substance Abuse
and Mental Health Data Archive (SAMHDA) recently added a new component
to its online analysis capabilities called Quick Tables. Quick
Tables allows users to produce analytic tables by choosing variables
from Drop-down menus. This report provides an example showing
the six easy steps to use Quick Tables to analyze any of the Treatment
Episode Data Set (TEDS) files.
Treatment
Data by State (Click on The DASIS
Report: Quick Statistics for background information on using the
quick statistics below to get the latest State level data on substance
abuse treatment facilities and admissions. Data on all States combined
are also available from these Quick Statistics programs.)
N-SSATS
Quick Statistics - - State treatment facility characteristics:
provides summary tables with data on number of facilities and clients
by the following facility characteristics: type of ownership/operation;
type of opioid treatment program; type of payment accepted; type of
administrative arrangement/funding; facility capacity and utilization
rate; licensing, accreditation or other approval organization; and
focus on substance abuse, mental health, or general health care.
Data tables are provided for each year from 2002 to most recent
year submitted by each State.
TEDS
Quick Statistics - - admissions level data: provides
summary tables of primary substance of abuse for admissions by demographic
characteristics for each year from 1992 to most recent year
submitted by each State.
Prevalence
Data for Substance Use and for Serious Mental Illness:
Tables
by Variables -- with all States listed in each table with
their estimated numbers of persons using illicit drugs, drug dependent,
getting treatment, perceiving risks, etc.
Table
by States -- with all selected variables in each table (Selected
Drug Use, Perceptions of Great Risk, Average Annual Marijuana Initiates,
Past Year Substance Dependence or Abuse, Needing But Not Receiving
Treatment, and Mental Health variables)
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