1. NM OSAP Recipients Meeting August 29, 017
Brief Introduction
NM OSAP Recipients Meeting
August 29, 017

2. For the new OSAP Recipients
PIRE: Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation
NM State Evaluation Team
Martha Waller, Ph.D. –
Liz Lilliott, Ph.D. –
Lei Zhang, Ph.D.
Christina Lopez-Gutierrez-
Kim Zamarin, MPH-

3. Key State-wide Survey Instruments
Baseline & Post Strategies for Success (BP SFS)
Required for all Direct Service Providers
Collected at beginning and end of an intervention
Middle School & High School versions; 6th – 12th grades
Spanish & English
New Mexico Community Survey
Required for all programs
Adults 18 and older
Collected in the spring throughout the community
English and Spanish
Annual Strategies for Success (ASFS)
For Community-Based Prevention Providers (voluntary + PFS 15 counties)
Middle School & High School versions; 6th – 12th grades
Collected once a year
Spanish & English
Can be found at:
Tools, syntax, data entry forms, protocols
Statewide reports for each tool (local reports only available from program

4. What else do we do? (A.k.a.- How else can we help you and your evaluator?)
Help you identify process and outcome indicators to measure progress in your SOW
Help you with your assessment data collection and interpretation
Focus group scripts for a variety of populations to identify contributing factors
Help established programs polish up your OSAP reporting
Provide you statewide data on NMCS and SFS for comparison
Help you assess fidelity to your planned programming
Help define roles and expectations between program and LE, as they vary from program to program
Help you identify new local evaluator if necessary, and train that person on OSAP roles and expectations
Help you, when stuck, in meeting your data collection needs

5. Fiscal Year 2017: New Mexico Community Survey Data Presentation
NM OSAP Recipients Meeting
August 29, 2017

6. Frequency of Survey Respondents by Survey Type in 2017%
NM Counties Represented
PAPER- Convenience
7492
69.8 32
On-line- Facebook
670
6.2 28
Qualtrics App
788
7.3 22
Other
1791
16.7 31
Total
10,741
100.0%
*This represents the # of counties for both the Qualtrics App and other categories

7. Convenience Sample Demographics: Gender and Race/Ethnicity
Actual %
Census %
Male
3036
41.4
49.1
Female
4290
58.6
50.9
Non-Hispanic White
2403
32.07
42.3
Hispanic
3316
44.26
45.0
Native American
1277
17.04
8.1
Other
496
6.62
4.7

8. Convenience Sample Demographics: Age
Age Group N
Actual %
Census %
18-20
990
13.2
5.2
21-25
906
12.1
9.3
26-30
839
11.2
8.8
31-40
1289
17.2
16.4
41-50
1098
14.7
14.9
51-60
1071
14.3
17.4
61-70
758
10.1
15.2
70+
541
7.2
12.9

9. Facebook Sample Demographics: Gender and Race/Ethnicity
Actual %
Census %
Male
119
18.0
49.1
Female
542
82.0
50.9
Non-Hispanic White
333
49.2
42.3
Hispanic
294
43.4
45.0
Native American 25
3.7
8.1
Other
4.7

10. Facebook Sample Demographics: Age
Age Group N
Actual %
Census %
18-20 20
3.0
5.2
21-25 42
6.2
9.3
26-30 67
9.9
8.8
31-40 91
13.4
16.4
41-50
117
17.3
14.9
51-60
17.4
61-70
116
17.1
15.2
70+
107
15.8
12.9

11. Demographics
Describing the Sample

12. Demographics: Gender
All estimates of demographics and substance use are Weighted Estimates - to match NM age, gender, and race/ethnic distribution in the state
Male/female is 50/50 when the data are weighted. Otherwise, about 40/60.

13. Demographics: Age

14. Demographics: Race and Ethnicity

15. Demographics: Educational Attainment
Census – age break down is different
We have more educated

16. Demographics: Military & LGBT Status

17. Demographics: Length of timing living in NM

18. Alcohol Outcomes

19. Alcohol Indicators: Whole Sample & Gender

20. Alcohol Indicators: Race/Ethnicity

21. Alcohol Indicators: Age

22. Alcohol Indicators: Military and LGBT Status

23. Access to alcohol: 18 to 20 year old current drinkers N= 665

24. NMCS Drinking measures: Trends over the past 4 years

25. NMCS Drinking measures: Trends over the past 4 years

26. Prescription Pain Killer Outcomes

27. Rx Painkiller Indicators: Whole sample & gender

28. Rx Painkiller Indicators: Whole sample & gender

29. Rx Painkiller Indicators: Age Range

30. Rx Painkiller Indicators: Age Range

31. Rx Painkiller Indicators: Race/Ethnicity

32. Rx Painkiller Indicators: Race/Ethnicity

33. Rx Painkiller Indicators: Access to naloxone
Outcomes
% of No
% of Yes
Don’t Know
When having been prescribed painkillers last year…
Were prescribed naloxone as well (n=2,753)
87.3
4.3
8.4
Healthcare provider/pharmacy staff
talked about risks in using Rx painkillers
(n=2,565)
31.1
68.9 NA
talked about storing them safely (n=2,466)
49.9
50.1
Have access to naloxone when having used painkillers to get high in the past 30 days (n=334)
79.4
20.6

34. Rx Painkiller Indicators: Military & LGBT Status

35. Rx Painkillers: Reasons for use (N=1316)

36. Rx Painkillers: Access

37. NMCS Rx Opioid measures: Trends over the past 4 years

38. NMCS Rx Opioid measures: Trends over the past 4 years

39. NMCS Rx Opioid measures: Trends over the past 4 years

40. Tobacco Indicators: Whole sample & gender

41. Tobacco Indicators: Age

42. Tobacco Indicators: Age

43. Tobacco Indicators: Race and Ethnicity

44. Tobacco Indicators: Military & LGBT Status

45. Mental Health Outcomes

46. Mental Health Indicators: Whole sample & gender

47. Mental Health Indicators: Whole sample & gender

48. Mental Health Indicators: Age

49. Mental Health Indicators: Age

50. Mental Health Indicators: Age

51. Mental Health Indicators: Race & Ethnicity

52. Mental Health Indicators: Race & Ethnicity

53. Mental Health Indicators: Military & LGBT

54. Mental Health Indicators: Military & LGBT

55. Mental Health Indicators: Trends

56. Recognizing A Dose of Rxeality

57. Recognizing the Meaning of A Dose of Rxeality

58. Fiscal Year 17: Annual Strategies for Success Preliminary Results
NM OSAP Recipients Meeting
August 29, 2017

59. Middle school demographic: I
Demographic information
Overall
Boys
Girls
Number of participants
3,254
1,569
1,638
Age
Mean
12.8
12.9
12.7
Range
10-16 n % 10 1
0.1
0.0 11
326
9.8
10.3 12
917
26.1
30.7 13
1175
36.7
36.4 14
721
24.2
20.4 15 80
2.9
2.1
16 or over 7
0.4
Grade
5th grade 5
0.2
6th grade
806
24.6
25.7
7th grade
1207
37.1
37.9
8th grade
1191
36.2
9th grade

60. Middle school demographic: II
Demographic information
Overall
Boys
Girls
Race/Ethnicity  n %
White
827
26.5
24.5
Hispanic
2013
60.7
63.9
Native American
171
5.6
5.0
Other
243
7.1
6.6
Language Other than English Spoken Often at Home 
1,131
34.0
36.5
Number of Spanish Surveys 17

61. Middle School : Lifetime Alcohol & Marijuana Use

62. Middle School : Current cigarette use

63. Middle School: Current alcohol use

64. Middle School: Current other drug use

65. High school demographic: I
Demographic information
Overall
Boys
Girls
Number of participants
3,811
1,938
1,833
Age
Mean
15.9
15.8
Range
12-18 n % 12 14
0.4
0.2 13 15
517
12.4
14.7
1017
25.2
28.4 16
27.4
26.3 17
817
22.7
20.5
18 or over
401
11.5
9.5
Grade
8th grade 34
1.0
0.8
9th grade
1,165
29.8
31.5
10th grade
1,017
25.8
28.0
11th grade
933
23.6
12th grade
636
17.6
16.1

66. High school demographic: II
Demographic information
Overall
Boys
Girls
Race/Ethnicity  n %
White
1,076
29.4
27.3
Hispanic
2,329
59.0
63.9
Native American
136
4.2
2.8
Other
270
7.3
6.0
Language Other than English Spoken Often at Home 
1,275
32.7
34.9
Identify as LGBT
357
14.0
Have a long-term disability
454
10.3
17.3
Number of Spanish Surveys 14

67. High School: Current Cigarette and E-Cigarette Use

68. High School: Current Chewing Tobacco and Hookah Use

69. High School: Current Alcohol Use

70. High School: Current Other Drug Use

71. High School: Drinking and Driving