1. NM OSAP Recipients Meeting August 21, 2018
Brief Introduction
NM OSAP Recipients Meeting
August 21, 2018

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. -
Kim Zamarin, MPH -
Marissa Elias, MPH -
Christina Lopez-Gutierrez -

3. Key State-wide Survey Instruments
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
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
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

5. What else do we do? (A.k.a.- How else can we help you and your evaluator?)
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

6. Fiscal Year 2018: New Mexico Community Survey Data Presentation
NM OSAP Recipients Meeting
August 21, 2018

7. Frequency of Survey Respondents by Survey Type in 2018%
NM Counties Represented
PAPER- Convenience
6294
50.0 29
On-line- Facebook
3060
24.3 33
Qualtrics App
562
4.5 24
Other (online link or QR code)
2669
21.2 31
Total
12,589
100.0%
*This represents the # of counties for both the Qualtrics App and other categories

8. Convenience Sample Demographics: Gender and Race/Ethnicity
Actual %
Census %
Male
4560
37.0
49.1
Female
7747
63.0
50.9
Non-Hispanic White
4938
39.2
41.6
Hispanic
5021
39.9
45.3
Native American
1829
14.5
8.4
Other
801
6.4
4.8

9. Convenience Sample Demographics: Age
Age Group N
Actual %
Census %
18-20
1452
11.5
5.2
21-25
1528
12.1
9.1
26-30
1235
9.8
8.8
31-40
2140
17.0
16.5
41-50
1807
14.4
14.7
51-60
2090
16.6
16.9
61-70
1583
12.6
15.6
70+
754
6.0
13.1

10. Facebook Sample Demographics: Gender and Race/Ethnicity
Actual %
Census %
Male
825
27.3
49.1
Female
2200
72.7
50.9
Non-Hispanic White
1626
53.0
41.6
Hispanic
1128
36.8
45.3
Native American
195
6.4
8.4
Other
119
3.9
4.8

11. Facebook Sample Demographics: Age
Age Group N
Actual %
Census %
18-20
154
5.0
5.2
21-25
186
6.1
9.1
26-30
196
6.4
8.8
31-40
511
16.7
16.5
41-50
533
17.4
14.7
51-60
730
23.8
16.9
61-70
585
19.1
15.6
70+
173
5.6
13.1

12. Demographics
Describing the Sample

13. 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.

14. Demographics: Age

15. Demographics: Race and Ethnicity

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

17. Demographics: Military & LGBTQ Status

18. Demographics: Length of timing living in NM

19. Alcohol Outcomes

20. Alcohol Indicators: Whole Sample & Gender

21. Alcohol Indicators: Race/Ethnicity

22. Alcohol Indicators: Age

23. Alcohol Indicators: Military and LGBTQ Status

24. NMCS Drinking measures: Trends over the past 5 years

25. NMCS Drinking measures: Trends over the past 5 years

26. 2018 State-level Weighted %
Perception of RIsk
Indicators from NMCS 2018
2018 State-level Weighted %
Likelihood of police breaking up parties where teens are drinking: Very or somewhat Likely
63.4
Likelihood of police arresting an adult for giving alcohol to someone under 21: Very or somewhat Likely
66.4
Likelihood of being stopped by police if driving after drinking too much: Very or somewhat Likely
72.3

27. 2018 State-level Weighted %
Retail Access
Indicator from NMCS 2018
2018 State-level Weighted %
Bought alcohol at a store, a restaurant or public place(among youth ages who used alcohol last 30 days)
4.7

28. 2018 State-level Weighted %
Social Access
Indicator from NMCS 2018
2018 State-level Weighted %
Access to alcohol at a party (among youth ages who used alcohol last 30 days)
41.6
Parents or guardians provided alcohol (among youth ages who used alcohol last 30 days)
7.2
Took alcohol from home or someone else's home (among youth ages whoe used alcohol last 30 days)
9.7
Aware of the campaign "Parents Who Host Lose the Most" (among parents)
7.6
Last year purchased or provided alcohol to underage youth
2.9

29. Community Concern /Awareness
Indicator from NMCS 2018
2018 State-level Weighted %
Problems due to drinking hurts my community financially : Agree or strongly agree
68.2

30. Prescription Pain Killer Outcomes

31. Rx Painkiller Indicators: Whole sample & gender

32. Rx Painkiller Indicators: Whole sample & gender

33. Rx Painkiller Indicators: Age Range

34. Rx Painkiller Indicators: Age Range

35. Rx Painkiller Indicators: Race/Ethnicity

36. Rx Painkiller Indicators: Race/Ethnicity

37. Rx Painkiller Indicators: Military & LGBTq Status

38. NMCS Rx Opioid measures: Trends over the past 5 years

39. NMCS Rx Opioid measures: Trends over the past 5 years

40. NMCS Rx Opioid measures: Trends over the past 5 years

41. Rx Painkiller Indicators: Access to naloxone
Outcomes
% of Yes
Don’t Know
When having been prescribed painkillers last year… 
Were prescribed naloxone as well (n=3,027)
5.4
6.5
Healthcare provider talked about risks in using Rx painkillers (n=3078)
51.8 NA
Pharmacy staff talked about risks in using Rx painkillers (n=3078)
33.7
Healthcare provider talked about storing them safely (n=3,078)
32.1
Pharmacy staff talked about storing them safely (n=3,078)
26.1
Have access to naloxone when having used painkillers to get high in the past 30 days (n=733)
14.3

42. Rx Painkillers: Reasons for use (N=1,398)

43. Rx Painkillers: Access

44. Recognizing A Dose of Rxeality

45. Recognizing the Meaning of A Dose of Rxeality

46. Fiscal Year 18: Annual Strategies for Success Preliminary Results
NM OSAP Recipients Meeting
August 21, 2018

47. HIGH SCHOOL ASFS- Sample
Total Eligible N = 3,718
4.8% identified as housing unstable
Grade N
8th grade 6
9th grade
1227
10th grade
912
11th grade
828
12th grade
711

48. MIDDLE SCHOOL ASFS- SAmple
Total Eligible N = 4,775
Grade n
6th grade
1290
7th grade
1692
8th grade
1699
9th grade 22
4.7% identified as housing unstable

49. Middle School : Lifetime Alcohol & Marijuana Use

50. Middle School : Current cigarette use

51. Middle School: Current alcohol use

52. Middle School: Current other drug use

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

54. High School: Current Chewing Tobacco and Hookah Use

55. High School: Current Alcohol Use

56. High School: Current Other Drug Use

57. High School: Drinking and Driving