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Data Dashboards

Statistics and metrics on substance use disorder (SUD) topics like prevention, stigma, overdoses, as well as data on DDAP-funded SUD treatment. 

Overview

The Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs maintains and collaborates on a number of data dashboards. These dashboards serve as a tool for accessing multiple sources of data in one place and displaying that data in ways that promote more efficient data-driven decision making and strategic planning. 

 

Prevention Data

DDAP, in collaboration with the Pennsylvania State Data Center at Penn State Harrisburg, has gathered data around the topics of substance use and gambling behaviors, consumption, consequences, and risk and protective factors.   

Stigma Data

Because stigma in substance and opioid use disorders is enacted on multiple levels, it can negatively impact every aspect of the disorder and its treatment, from individual health and recovery to provision of resources and treatment to policymaking. 

Data from the Life Unites Us campaign, a collective effort of the Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs, the Public Good Project, Shatterproof, and Penn State University, includes population-specific data indicators, survey results, county-based organizations involvement in the campaign in stigma reductions, and more.

Treatment Funding Data 

DDAP’s program measures include the number of Single County Authority-funded individuals admitted to treatment each year, the number of licensed treatment facilities and their inpatient and outpatient capacity in Pennsylvania, and the number of Get Help Now hotline calls.  

Additional Dashboards and Datasets