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Oklahoma State Treatment Needs Assessment ProjectThe following reports are executive summaries and final reports from the federal Center for Substance Abuse Treatment-funded Oklahoma State Treatment Needs Assessment Projects (STNAP) managed by the ODMHSAS. In 1994, ODMHSAS was awarded the first of two STNAP contracts. In this project, three surveys were conducted to estimate the need for alcohol and substance abuse treatment among the general household population, the Native American population, and the criminal justice population under Department of Corrections supervision. These surveys were completed in 1998. In 1999, ODMHSAS was awarded a second STNAP contract. This project also included three surveys. The first was used to estimate the need for alcohol and substance abuse treatment among recipients of Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF). The second estimated treatment needs among juveniles in the custody of the Office of Juvenile Affairs. The third survey was an Arrestee Drug Abuse Monitoring (ADAM) pilot project at the Tulsa County Jail to determine prevalence of drug use among arrestees. Click on a report name to view that report. If you have questions, please contact Rebecca Moore at bmoore@odmhsas.org or 405-522-3821.
Report 1. Executive Summary of the General Household Telephone Survey. This is a brief report containing a description of the study, including highlights of the methodology and significant results. Report 2. Final Report of the General Household Telephone Survey. This is an extensive report about the General Household Telephone Survey, including background information, sampling and weighting methods, and results. Results include estimated prevalence rates of alcohol and drug use among adults in Oklahoma by geographic region and demographics. Included in the report are estimates of the need for treatment among adults in Oklahoma by Regional Advisory Board area. Report 3. Executive Summary of the Native American Telephone Survey. This is a brief report containing a description of the study, including highlights of the methodology and significant results. Report 4. Final Report of the Native American Telephone Survey. This is an extensive report about the Native American Telephone Survey, including background information, sampling and weighting methods, and results. Results include estimated prevalence rates of alcohol and drug use among Native American adults by geographic region and demographics. Included in the results are estimates of the need for treatment among Native American adults for each Regional Advisory Board area. Report 5. Executive Summary of the Corrections Survey. This is a brief report containing a description of the study, including highlights of the methodology and significant results. Report 6. Final Report of the Corrections Survey. This is an extensive report about the Corrections Survey, including background information, sampling and weighting methods, and results. Results include estimated prevalence rates of alcohol and drug use among adult prison inmates, probationers, and parolees, by demographics. Included in the results are estimates of the need for treatment among the criminal justice population under Department of Corrections supervision. Report 7. Executive Summary of the TANF Survey. This is a brief report containing a description of the study, including highlights of the methodology and significant results. Report 8. Final Report of the TANF Survey. This is an extensive report about the telephone and face-to-face surveys of recipients of Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) public assistance. The report contains background information, sampling and weighting methods, and results. Results include estimated prevalence rates of alcohol and drug use by geographic regions and demographics and estimates of the need for substance abuse treatment among TANF recipients in Oklahoma. Report 9. Executive Summary of the Criminal Justice Surveys. This is a brief report containing a description of the face-to-face juvenile justice survey and the Arrestee Drug Abuse Monitoring (ADAM) survey, including highlights of the methodologies and significant results. Report 10. Final Report of the Criminal Justice Surveys. This is an extensive report about the face-to-face surveys of juveniles in the custody of the Oklahoma Juvenile Authority (OJA) and the pilot ADAM project in Tulsa County. The report contains background information, sampling and weighting methods, and results. Results include estimated prevalence rates of alcohol and drug use among juveniles in custody by demographics and drug use estimates among male arrestees in the Tulsa County Jail. Included in the results are estimates of the need for substance abuse treatment among juveniles. |
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