3288.0 Building an Exchange between Politics and Science: Moving from Barriers to Synergy in Using Data to Enhance Substance Abuse Prevention

Monday, November 5, 2007: 2:30 PM
Oral
Session Objectives: See session abstract
Moderator:
RenéE. Boothroyd, PhD, MPH, CHES

2:30 PM
**SESSION ABSTRACT** Building an exchange between politics and science: Moving from barriers to synergy in using data to enhance substance abuse prevention
Renée Boothroyd, PhD, MA, MPH, CHES and Johanna Birckmayer, PhD, MPH
           
2:45 PM
Using data in State substance abuse prevention decision making
Renée Boothroyd, PhD, MPH, CHES and Johanna Birckmayer, PhD, MPH
3:00 PM
Building consensus and promoting data-driven policy in substance abuse prevention: An examination of the SPF SIG in Arkansas
Brenda M. Booth, PhD, Sarah E. Frith, MA, Katherine Lincourt, BA, Jo Thompson, MSW, Diane Steffick, PhD and Jill Cox, BA
           
3:15 PM
Analytic and Political Challenges of Using Data to Drive Policymaking in Substance Abuse Prevention in Indiana
Eric R. Wright, PhD, Harold Kooreman, MA, Marcia French, MSW and Kim Manlove, PhD
           
3:30 PM
Utilizing a decision-oriented framework for assessing community needs, resources, and readiness: Overview of Kentucky's experience
Robert J. Illback, PsyD
           
3:45 PM
Data-Driven Prioritization and Decision-Making: The North Carolina SPF SIG Experience
Phillip W. Graham, DrPH, MPH and Carol Council, MS

See individual abstracts for presenting author's disclosure statement and author's information.

Organized by: Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drugs

CE Credits: CME, Health Education (CHES), Nursing

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