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Treatment Episode Data Set (TEDS) Admissions:  1992-1995

Advance Report No. 12:  February, 1997

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

MAIN FINDINGS

BACKGROUND

TREND DATA

CODAP (1979-1981) to TEDS (1992-1995)

TEDS-only Trends (1992-1995)

Substances

Clients

AGGREGATE PROFILES OF CALENDAR YEAR 1995

STATE LEVEL DATA, CALENDAR YEAR 1995

TABLES

Table 1. Percent distribution of initial drug admissions by primary drug of abuse: CODAP 1979-81 and TEDS panel 1992-95

Table 2. Number and percent distribution of initial admissions by primary substance of abuse: TEDS panel 1992-1995

Table 3. Number and percent distribution of TEDS panel admissions and U.S. population by sex, race/ethnicity, and age at admission: 1992-1995

Table 4. Percent distribution of TEDS panel admissions and of U.S. population 18 years and older by employment and education: 1992-1995

Table 5. Percent distribution of admissions by sex, race/ethnicity, and age at admission, for each primary substance of abuse at admission: 1995

Table 6. Percent distribution of admissions by primary substance of abuse at admission according to sex, race/ethnicity, and age at admission: 1995

Table 7. Percent distribution of admissions by selected race/ethnicity/sex/age at admission groups, according to primary substance of abuse at admission: 1995

Table 8. Percent distribution of admissions by primary substance of abuse, according to selected race/ethnicity/sex/age at admission groups: 1995

Table 9. Percent distribution of admissions separately by selected substance use characteristics at admission, according to primary substance of abuse at admission: 1995

Table 10. Percent distribution of admissions age 18 and over by employment, education, and source of referral to treatment, according to primary substance of abuse at admission: 1995

Table 11. Percent distribution of admissions by service setting at admission, according to primary substance of abuse at admission: 1995

Table 12. Percent distribution of admissions by additional substance at admission, according to primary substance of abuse at admission: 1995

Table 13. Multiple substance use among all admissions and admissions reporting drug use: 1995

Table 14. Percent distribution of admissions by selected client characteristics at admission, according to primary substance of abuse at admission: 1995

Table 15. Percent distribution of admissions by economic characteristics at admission, according to primary substance of abuse at admission: 1995

Table 16. Percent distribution of admissions by treatment characteristics at admission, according to primary substance of abuse at admission: 1995

Table 17. Number of admissions and admissions per 100,000 population, all ages, by State: 1992-1995

Table 18. Age-, sex-, and race/ethnicity-adjusted admissions per 100,000 population, all ages, by geographic division and State, according to primary substance of abuse at admission: 1995

Table 19. Item percentage response by State: TEDS Minimum Data Set 1995

Table 20. Item percentage response by State: TEDS Supplemental Data Set 1995

APPENDIX A

Data Limitations

Capture of Known Universe

Determining Open Treatment Providers for the Year:

Determining Annual Admissions to Open Treatment Providers for the Year:

Difficulties in Estimating TEDS Coverage:

APPENDIX B

Data Elements: The Treatment Episode Data Set (TEDS) - (1992-present)

TEDS Minimum Data Set

TEDS Supplemental Data Set

Data Elements: The Client-Oriented Data Acquisition Process (CODAP) - (1979-1981)

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