Center for Substance Abuse Prevention CSAP Data Coordination and Consolidation Center DCCC

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Center for Substance Abuse Prevention (CSAP)
Data Coordination and Consolidation Center
(DCCC)
National Outcome Measures (NOMs) SPF-SIG Cohorts
1 2 Training
July 18, 2007
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AGENDA

• Q A Related to General NOMS Overview
• Presentation SPECIFIC to Cohort 12 NOMS to
  include Q A
• Discussion of Three Pre-Meeting Questions

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SPF-SIG Cohorts 1 2 Key Concepts

• State-, Community- and Program-level NOMs
• Number of people served
• Number of evidence-based programs and strategies
• Cost Bands
• Prepopulation of State-level NOMs data
• SPF-SIG Cohorts 1 2 Reporting for Territories
  and Tribes
• NOMs Baselines and Targets

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NOMs Activities Data Collection

• NOMs to be collected from current and future CSAP
  programs.
• In general, NOMs must be collected at State,
  community, and program levels.
• SPF-SIG Cohorts 1 2 are only required to
  collect State- and community-level NOMs
• The goal is to integrate NOMs data collection
  into ongoing SPF-SIG cross-site evaluation
  process

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NOMs Activities Data Collection
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NOMs Detail SPF-SIG Cohorts 1 2

• If States use prepopulated NOMs, they will
  report State-level data for 3 NOMs
• Subrecipients are required to report
  community-level NOMs
• Reported through Cross-Site Evaluation data
  system the NOMs will be added to the Cross Site
  data collection instruments
• Data entry required starting in FFY2006 to be
  reported as available
• State- and community-level data to be reported
  annually

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NOMs Detail SPF-SIG Cohorts 1 2
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NOMs Access/Service Capacity
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NOMs Cost Effectiveness/ EBP
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Tools

• 21 Cost Bands Description
• 22 Number of People Served
• 23 Evidence-based Programs Strategies
• 25 Data Collection Checklist

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NOMs Detail SPF-SIG Cohorts 1 2
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NOMs Detail SPF-SIG Cohort 1 2

• Only relevant community-level NOMs must be
  reported.
• The States will work with subrecipients to
  identify which NOMs to report.

Example Community Targeted Problem Drinking
and Driving Community Strategies Public
Awareness and Education Campaigns and increases
Law Enforcement. NOMs Impact The Community
would not have to report School Attendance and
Enrollment.
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NOMs Detail SPF-SIG Cohort 1 2

• Community subrecipients can apply to states to
  substitute NOMs measures.
• Subrecipients will be able to apply to their
  States to make substitutions.

Example NOM Measure Alcohol Related Car
Crashes and Injuries NOM Survey Question During
the past 12 months, have you driven a vehicle
while you were under the influence of alcohol?
Existing Community Survey Question During the
past 12 months, have you ridden in a vehicle
where the driver was under the influence of
alcohol?
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NOMs Detail SPF-SIG Cohorts 1 2

• Sources of community data
• Community Survey
• Education and Arrest Archival Data
• Program Data

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Data Sources for Prepopulated Data

• National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH)
• National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
  Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS)
• Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR)
• National Center for Educational Statistics,
  (NCES) - Common Core of Data Annual School
  Financial Survey

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Data Collection Tools

• NOMs data collection instruments include
• NOMs Youth Community Survey
• NOMs Youth Program Survey
• NOMs Adult Community Survey
• NOMs Adult Program Survey
• Cost Band Data Entry Form

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Contact Information
For more information on CSAP Program and Policy
Issues related to Federal data requirements,
contact Beverlie Fallik, Ph.D. Sr. Public Health
Analyst CSAP/SAMHSA Rm 4-1015 1 Choke Cherry
Rd. Rockville, MD 20857 (phone)
240-276-2438 (fax) 240-276-2410 beverlie.fallik_at_sa
mhsa.hhs.gov For more technical information
about the DCCC and CSAMS, contact DCCC Call
CenterPhone - 240-223-3002 Toll-Free -
877-654-6740Email csapdccc-csamshelp_at_samhsa.gov
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Discussion Questions

• Describe your current process for completing the
  NOMs requirements, at all levels, by October 1,
  2007.
• 1-minute elevator speech (30 min)
• Identify successes lessons learned relative to
  the NOMs.
• Open discussion (15 min)
• Describe the challenges, barriers concerns
  relative to NOMs.
• Record report out (50 min)

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Action Planning

• Refer to Tool 11-1
• Sample Work Plan for NOMs Implementation
• Travel to regional meetings