OFFICE OF DRUG CONTROL POLICY |
The page contains: Data (obtained through the substance abuse services system; regarding- clients and services throughout Michigan); Statistical information & Surveys (regarding- substance use in adults and youth, drug crimes, and gambling behaviors); Reports (produced by the Office of Drug Control Policy; including- various annual reports, legislative reports, program reports, and fact sheets); Publications (produced by outside sources; relating to- substance use, parenting awareness, tobacco retailers, Safe & Drug Free Schools, and drug control); and Manuals & Instructions (for use by ODCP business partners; including- Policy & Technical Advisory Manual, and TEDS Coding).
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Drug Free Workplace Notice 
Drugs, Brains, and Behavior - The Science of Addiction
Parenting Awareness Materials (PAM)
NCAA Banned Drugs
National Drug Threat Assessment, 2007
SDFSC, Guidance for State and Local Implementation of Programs, draft, January 2004
Safe and Drug Free Schools presentations by Jim O'Neill
Steroid Warning Poster
This poster must be displayed in the locker room of educational athletic facilities, it details the dangers of, and penalties for, steroid use and possession. Public Act 31 of 1990, Section 333.26302
Tobacco Retailer Kit
Brochures:
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Annual Reports:
Other Reports:
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Statistical Info & Surveys |
Other Statistical Sources:
Alcohol-Related Disease Impact (ARDI)
Info collected by the CDC, National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion used to measure the impact of alcohol use on public health, includes alcohol-attributable deaths by cause, gender, and state.
Census Bureau
American Fact Finder
Michigan Quick Facts
Critical Health Indicators
Forty-two indicators, each describe its impact on health in Michigan, its trend over time, its relationship to a national average or mean, and the efforts taken by the MDCH and its partners to impact upon the indicator. The following are specific to substance abuse:
Adolescent Alcohol and Drug Use
Adolescent Tobacco Use
Adult Binge Drinking
Death & Mortality Statistics
Compressed Mortality File, Underlying Cause-of-Death
Info collected by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in a searchable database using International Classification of Disease (ICD) categories.
Fatality Analysis Reporting System
Info collected by MDCH Bureau of Epidemiology, Chronic Disease Epidemiology Section, reports include: Alcohol statistics nationally, by state, and by county.
Mortality Statistics
Michigan statistics collected by MDCH, Division of Vital Records and Health Statistics, includes: Alcohol-Induced Mortality Rates.
Drugs and Crime Data for Adults and Juveniles
Recent statistics from Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) and non-BJS sources.
Drug Abuse Warning Network (DAWN)
SAMHSA surveillance system and reports on drug-related visits to hospital emergency departments and drug-related deaths investigated by medical examiners, for selected metropolitan areas including Detroit.
Michigan Liquor Control statistics
Liquor Control Enforcement and Violations
Liquor Control Licensing Lists
Michigan State Police (MSP) statistics
Michigan Crime Reports
Includes: DUI Alcohol or Narcotics, Liquor Laws, and Gambling by county and police agency.
Michigan Drunk Driving Audits
Info collected by MSP, Criminal Justice Information Center, includes: Drunk Driving Traffic Crash & Arrest Data by county.
Michigan Traffic Crash Facts
Info collected by MSP, Office of Highway Safety Planning (OHSP), includes: Alcohol/Drug statistics and information by county.
National Survey on Drug Use & Health (NSDUH)
NSDUH is an annual survey of the civilian, non-institutionalized population aged 12 or older, by the federal Office of Applied Studies. Please note: when comparing NSDUH data with data from other sources it is important to look at the details of the data being compared, including the dates/timeframes being compared and the ages of the populations being reported.
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