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Existing Web-based Data Products

Existing Web-based Data Products. Randall Smith, M.Ed., M.P.A. ADA Website. Status Report on Missouri’s Alcohol and Drug Abuse Problems Map-launched County Data Website. Sound Familiar?.

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Existing Web-based Data Products

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  1. Existing Web-based Data Products Randall Smith, M.Ed., M.P.A.

  2. ADA Website • Status Report on Missouri’s Alcohol and Drug Abuse Problems • Map-launched County Data Website

  3. Sound Familiar? “ . . . we are working toward the following outcomes for each and every Missouri community. We know that we are successful when: As people choose healthier lifestyles, alcohol and other drug problems within communities are continually and measurably reduced as measured by indices such as high school drug use, drug affected births, DUIs, emergency room admissions, drug-related deaths, domestic violence, and crime . . .”

  4. ADA Statement of Vision “. . . as people choose healthier lifestyles, alcohol and other drug problems within communities are continually and measurably reduced as measured by indices such as high school drug use, drug affected births, DUIs, emergency room admissions, drug-related deaths, domestic violence, and crime . . .” -- Missouri Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Prevention and Treatment Enterprise, 1992.

  5. Operational Plan “. . . the development of an annual report which organizes national, state, and regional substance abuse data for comparative purposes so that communities will have reliable indicators of alcohol and other drug abuse problems. Communities can then use the data to establish priorities and promote changes in behavioral norms. . .” -- Adopted by ADA State Advisory Council, August 1994

  6. Status Report Structure • Geographic 3-year tables (counties, service areas, planning regions, and state: • Substance abuse indicators • Substance abuse treatment admissions • National and state survey estimates in multi-year tables and charts • State indicators in multi-year charts • State treatment admissions in detailed single-year tables and charts • Narrative data summaries

  7. Types of Indicators • Birth risk factors • Injection drug use related HIV • Hospital & emergency department • Acute & chronic substance induced deaths • Traffic crashes, injuries, & deaths • Arrests & crime reports • School discipline • Juvenile court referrals & placements • Drug court, probation, prison, & parole

  8. Status Report Website URL • http://dmh.mo.gov/ada/rpts/status.htm • http://dmh.mo.gov/ada/rpts/2010StatusReport.htm

  9. Map-launched County Data Website • Rationale and Purpose • Users like visual interface of interactive (clickable) maps • Status Report limitation: county profiles reflect one consolidated annual update • Profiles on County Data Website are redundant but can be refreshed more frequently as new data are compiled • County Data Website includes additional county-level data and links to other websites

  10. County Data Website Contents • Alcohol and drug abuse indicators • ADA treatment admissions • County Health Rankings (RWJ) • Population Estimates • Census Bureau QuickFacts • Census Bureau County Business Patterns • Prevention Needs Assessment: County Risk Profiles (archival)

  11. County Data Website URL • http://dmh.mo.gov/ada/countylinks/index.htm

  12. Data Sharing Recommendations • Provide data in editable electronic format • Code and arrange county-level data based on American National Standards Institute (ANSI) (formerly FIPS) codes • Provide suggested source citation • Provide brief metadata statement • Description of dataset • Data selection criteria

  13. Randall Smith, M.Ed., M.P.A. Missouri Department of Mental Health Division of Alcohol and Drug Abuse 1706 East Elm Street; P.O. Box 687 Jefferson City, MO 65102 E-mail: randy.smith@dmh.mo.gov Phone: 573-751-7089

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