the 2010 albany county pna results

The 2010 Albany County PNA Results

Eric Canen, Principal Investigator

Survey Funded by The Wyoming Department of Health--Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services Division

PNA Overview• Survey of Substance Use, Problem Behavior and

related Attitudes, Beliefs and Perceptions (Risk Factors, Protective Factors)

• PNA Reportso State level report containing county level comparisonso County level appendices to state reporto Fact Sheets

• Overall Fact Sheet• At-Risk Populations Fact Sheet• Bullying Fact Sheet• School Connectedness• Chewing Tobacco Fact Sheet

o Interactive Graphing

--Taken from the Albany County Overall Fact Sheet

--Taken from the Albany County Overall Fact Sheet

--Taken from Albany County Appendix, pg. 4

--Taken from Albany County Appendix, pg. 9

--Taken from Albany County Appendix, pg. 14

--Taken from Albany County Appendix, pg. 19

Local Rates At or Below

State Averages

--Taken from Albany County Appendix, pg. 5

--Taken from Albany County Appendix, pg. 6

--Taken from Albany County Appendix, pg. 15

--Taken from Albany County Appendix, pg. 16

--Taken from Albany County Appendix, pg. 20

--Taken from Albany County Appendix, pg. 21

--Taken from Albany County Appendix, pg. 22

Large Multi-Year

Decreases

Changes Across Multiple Substances

and Multiple Measurements

--Taken from State Level Report, pg. 187

--Taken from State Level Report, pg. 189

--Taken from State Level Report, pg. 191

Quote:

On the positive side, Lincoln County, Big Horn County, and Albany County consistently reported substance use and problem behavior rates that were below those observed in other counties. These four counties also had low percentages of students who were considered at-risk and high percentages of students that were considered at-high-protection. Given these findings, these counties may serve as models to demonstrate how youth substance use can be prevented.

--Taken from State Level Report, pg. 192

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--Taken from PNA Interactive Graphing

--Taken from PNA Interactive Graphing

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Resources• http://wysac.uwyo.edu/pna• http://wysac.uwyo.edu/pnaig• Email: ecanen@uwyo.edu• Phone: 307-760-0307