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Analyses of Substance Abuse and Treatment Need Issues |
CITATION:
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, Office of Applied Studies. Analyses of Substance Abuse and Treatment Need Issues. OAS Analytic Series #A-7, DHHS Publication No. (SMA) 98-3227, Rockville, MD, 1998.
1. Children at Risk Because of Parental Substance Abuse
Methodology References Table 2: Estimated Number and Percentage of Children in the Household Who Had One or More Parent Dependent on Illicit Drugs, by Childrens Ages: NHSDA 1996. Table 4: Estimated Number and Percentage of Children in the Household Who Had One or More Parent Dependent on Alcohol and/or Illicit Drugs, by Childrens Ages: NHSDA 1996. Table 6: Estimated Number and Percentage of Children in the Household Who Had One or More Parent Who Used Any Illicit Drug in the Past Year, by Childrens Ages: NHSDA 1996. Table 8: Estimated Number and Percentage of Children in the Household Who Had One or More Parent Who Used Cigarettes in the Past Month, by Childrens Ages: NHSDA 1996.
Part II: Emerging Trends in Drug Abuse
2. Heroin Abuse in the United States
References Table 1 continued: Table 2 continued: Table 3 continued: Table 5: Distribution of Heroin-Related Deaths by Characteristics of Episode: 1992-1995 Table 7: Distribution of Heroin-Related Emergency Department Visits by Characteristics of Episode: 1991-1995 Table 9: Number and Percent Distribution of Admissions to Publicly-Funded Treatment Units for Primary Heroin Use by Route of Administration and Age: 19953. Methamphetamine Abuse in the United StatesTable 10: Heroin-Related Emergency Department Visits by Age and Route of Administration: 1991-1995
Table 11: Percent of Eighth, Tenth and Twelfth Graders Using Heroin in the Past Year and Lifetime: 1991-1996 Table 13: Estimated Number (in Thousands) of Persons Who First Used Heroin During Each Year 1962-1995, Their Mean Age at First Use, and Annual Age-Specific Rates of First Use (per 1000 Person-Years of Exposure), Based on 1994-1996 NHSDAs
5. Self-Reported Problems Associated with Drug Use
7. Estimating Substance Abuse Treatment Need From a National Household Survey
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