Published by the World Health Organization, this book was written with a view to strengthening education, training and research in the field of public health.

This document offers criteria prevention practitioners can use to analyze their assessment data including magnitude, impact, changeability, concentrated occurrence, and consumption/consequence.

Steve Burritt describes lessons learned from the State's assessment process.

This tip sheet explores the value of looking at comparison data.

This document provides an overview of national (and in some cases state and local) prevention data sources and databases containing consequence and consumption data.

For several decades, New Jersey, like other states, has focused most of its substance abuse prevention efforts on young people. But recently an unexpected population has emerged with its own set...

This chart includes four data sources: the National Forensic Laboratory Information System, the Automation of Reports and Consolidated Orders System, the High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area, and...

This webinar provides an overview of the prescription drug abuse epidemic, including its history, at-risk social groups, and the psycho-pharmacology.

L. Diane Casto describes the benefits of implementing a comprehensive approach to preventing substance abuse and related behavioral health problems.

Larry Scott, Prevention Manager for Michigan's Department of Community Health, describes the benefits of collaborating effectively across the State's multiple data systems, and the role of...

SAMHSA launched the first Master Trainer Development Program in the Pacific Jurisdictions, a new initiative to prepare 18 trainers and instructors from the islands to deliver behavioral health...

To build awareness of Adverse Childhood Experiences research and its relevance to substance abuse prevention, the CAPT’s West Resource Team (RT) facilitated a two-day workshop in May entitled ...