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Did the Strategic Prevention Framework Work in Wyoming? Rodney A. Wambeam, Ph.D. Wyoming Survey & Analysis Center BJS/JRSA National Conference Portland, Maine October 29, 2010

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Page 1: Did the Strategic Prevention Framework Work in Wyoming? · progression of substance abuse, including childhood and underage drinking; Reduce substance abuse-related problems in communities;

Did the Strategic Prevention Framework Work in Wyoming?

Rodney A. Wambeam, Ph.D.Wyoming Survey & Analysis Center

BJS/JRSA National ConferencePortland, Maine

October 29, 2010

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WYSAC 20092

What is the SPF SIG?

Needs Assessment

Mobilize & Build

Capacity

Strategic Planning

Implement Strategies

EvaluationCultural

Competence & Sustainability

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Prevent the onset and reduce the progression of substance abuse, including childhood and underage drinking;Reduce substance abuse-related problems in communities; andBuild prevention capacity and infrastructure at the state and community levels.

WYSAC 20093

SPF SIG Goals

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19 States (Including Wyoming, Maine, and Arizona)2 Territories

WYSAC 20094

Cohort I: Sept. 2004 to Sept. 2010

Guam

Palau

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WYSAC 20095

Big Changes!

Needs Assessment and Planning in an

Application

State and Community Level Unit of Change

and Analysis

Strategies = Youth

Programming

Individual Level Unit of Change

and Analysis

Strategies = Policies, Practices

and Programs

Pay for Real Planning and

Needs Assessment

Old New

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Targeted the “misuse of alcohol”

Funded all 23 counties

Served about 8 million people

WYSAC 20096

What Happened in Wyoming?

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State Baseline (2005) Latest Data (2009) Percent Change

Youth Past-month Alcohol Use

Wyoming 45.4% 41.7% -8.1%

Youth Binge Drinking

Wyoming 32.0% 27.8% -13.1%

WYSAC 20097

Did Youth Consumption Decrease? High School Drinking in Wyoming (YRBS)

Sweet ☺

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WYSAC 20098

Did Adult Consumption Decrease?

State Baseline (2004) Latest Data (2009) Percent ChangeAdult Binge Drinking

Wyoming 16.2% 15.7% -3.1%

Adult Binge Drinking in Wyoming (BRFSS)

KindaSweet!

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WYSAC 20099

Was it the SPF SIG?

State Baseline (2005) Latest Data (2009) Percent Change

Youth Past-month Alcohol Use

Idaho 39.8% 34.2% -14.1%

North Dakota 49.0% 43.3% -11.6%

South Dakota 46.6% 40.1% -13.9%

Wyoming 45.4% 41.7% -8.1%

Youth Binge Drinking

Idaho 28.3% 22.3% -21.2%

North Dakota 33.8% 30.7% -9.2%

South Dakota 34.2% 26.3% -23.1%

Wyoming 32.0% 27.8% -13.1%

High School Drinking in Comparison States(YRBS)

Not so Sweet!

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WYSAC 200910

Was it the SPF SIG?

State Baseline (2004) Latest Data (2009) Percent ChangeAdult Binge Drinking

Idaho 12.7% 12.9% +1.6%

North Dakota 20.5% 21.4% +4.4%

South Dakota 17.0% 19.2% +12.9%

Wyoming 16.2% 15.7% -3.1%

Adult Binge Drinking in Comparison States (BRFSS)

More Sweet!

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WYSAC 200911

Performance Targets

Indicator Baseline (2005 YRBS and

2004 BRFSS)

2009 SEW Goal

Actual 2009 Value

Did Wyoming Reach the

Goal?Youth past-month alcohol use (YRBSS)

45.4% 37.7% 41.7% No

Youth past-month binge drinking (YRBSS)

32.0% 25.4% 27.8% No

Adult past-month binge drinking (BRFSS)

16.8% 15.5% 15.7% No

A Priori Targets Set by the SEW

Ouch!

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WYSAC 200912

Mediating Variables?

State Baseline (2004) Latest Data (2008) Percent ChangeDriving-Under-the-Influence Arrests

Idaho 721.3 825.7 +14.5%North Dakota 789.7 689.5 -12.7%South Dakota 907.8 982.2 +8.2%Wyoming 953.7 1355.9 +42.2%

Liquor-Law-Violation ArrestsIdaho 394.4 452.5 +14.7%North Dakota 1076.7 961.4 -10.7%South Dakota 1072.5 911.6 -15.0%Wyoming 838.3 874.4 +4.3%

Drunkenness ArrestsIdaho 13.6 30.6 +125.0%North Dakota 107.4 108.5 +1.0%South Dakota 111.3 8.4 -92.5%Wyoming 295.3 521.6 +76.6%

Alcohol-Related Arrest per 100,000 People (UCR)

Interesting!

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WYSAC 200913

Mediating Variables?

Attended community events where…

6th Grade 8th Grade2006 2010 Percent Change 2006 2010 Percent Change

Adults were drinking

54% 62% +14.8% 66% 73% +10.6%

Alcohol was being sold

41% 43% +4.9% 57% 61% +7.2%

Adults were drunk or intoxicated

23% 31% +34.8% 44% 51% +15.9%

Attended community events where…

10th Grade 12th Grade2006 2010 Percent

Change2006 2010 Percent Change

Adults were drinking

72% 79% +9.7% 75% 79% +5.3%

Alcohol was being sold

66% 71% +7.6% 71% 74% +4.2%

Adults were drunk or intoxicated

58% 66% +13.8% 65% 70% +7.7%

Culture Change for Youth (PNA)

Not so Much

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WYSAC 200914

Mediating Variables?

Grade 2006 2010 Percent Change

6th Grade 54% 58% +7.4%

8 th Grade 34% 37% +8.8%

10 th Grade 19% 22% +15.8%

12 th Grade 12% 15% +25.0%

Youth Last Drink from Their Parents (PNA)

Are you kidding me?

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Underage drinking and adult binge drinking continue to decrease in Wyoming

No conclusive evidence that positive changes are due to the SPF SIG

WYSAC 200915

Did the SPF SIG work in Wyoming?

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WYSAC 200916

Community Level Change

Indicator Baseline Latest Data Percent Change

10th Grade 30-day Use

39% 24% -38%

12th Grade 30-dayUse

58% 36% -38%

10th Grade Binge 29% 19% -34%

12th Grade Binge 43% 25% -42%

Adult Binge 23% 10% -57%

Adult Heavy 9% 4% -56%

Combined Alcohol-Related Crashes

231 (per 100,000 people)

180(per 100,000 people)

-22%

Albany County Targeted Alcohol Use and Consequence Indicators (PNA & BRFSS & WYDOT)

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Thank You! Rodney A. Wambeam, Ph.D.

(307) [email protected]

http://wysac.uwyo.edu/