Youth Use of Prescription Pain Meds without Prescription
Key Data and Reports
Youth Use of Prescription Pain Meds without Prescription in State of Delaware
Data are current as of 2018
Youth Self-Reported Use of Prescription Pain Meds without Prescription
Unadjusted (Crude) Rate
2018
Count
2018
8th Grade
Unadjusted (Crude) Rate
2018
Count
2018
11th Grade
Unadjusted (Crude) Rate
2018
The unadjusted (crude) rate for 11th Grade is 15% of 11th grade respondents. This indicator has not met the target people of 15% of 11th grade respondents.
Count
2018
Geographic Videos/Animations
State of Delaware Youth Use of Rx Pain Meds without Prescription, 2011 to 2018
Percentage of sample population
data
Treatment Providers and Naloxone Distribution Centers
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Investigate Over Time
Youth Use of Prescription Pain Meds without Prescription in State of Delaware
Data are current as of 2018
Most recent dashboard update: 5/31/2022
and
Youth Use of Prescription Pain Meds without Prescription in State of Delaware
About the Data
This is a percent of only those youth (8th and 11th graders) who completed the survey. The survey respondents do not necessarily reflect the actual rate for the entire population of children.
Source
- Delaware School Survey
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Citation: University of Delaware, Center for Drug and Health Studies. Delaware School Survey. 2011-2018.
Additional Information
Youth Use of Prescription Pain Meds without Prescription in State of Delaware
Resources
Prevention, Addiction, Treatment, and Recovery resources for Delaware
National Map of Naloxone Locations
All permanent prescription drop-off locations in Delaware
Information about YBRS in Delaware
About the Data
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Privacy
In releasing this information, Delaware aims to provide information that can be helpful to local communities as they work to improve public health. However, the protection of the confidentiality of our citizens is of paramount importance. To that end, counts of less than 11 are not presented, and the rate is not calculated for counts of less than 20. An outside expert has reviewed the platform to ensure it complies with the HIPAA privacy rule (45 CFR 164.§514(b)).
