Idaho office of drug policy partnerships for success - the idaho office of drug policy (iodp) partnerships for success project is designed to strengthen prevention capacity and infrastructure at the…

Idaho office of drug policy partnerships for success - the idaho office of drug policy (iodp) partnerships for success project is designed to strengthen prevention capacity and infrastructure at the state, regional, and community levels to 1)reduce the rates of opioid overdose deaths, 2) reduce the rates of alcohol-induced deaths, 3) reduce the use of methamphetamines, and 4) reduce the rates of prescription pain reliever misuse. Iodp utilizes a data driven strategic prevention framework (SPF) model to implement prevention strategies throughout the state to reach the entire population (1,839,106). Iodp will sub-grant to community coalitions, law enforcement agencies and the idaho health college coalition. To strengthen our prevention workforce iodp will add modules to our online learning management system, facilitate a certified prevention specialist course, facilitate an idaho specific cadca coalition academy, and facilitate a youth leadership summer summit. Idaho's goals and objectives are based on data identified in the annual states needs assessment. Goal 1 reduce the rate of opioid overdose deaths in idaho: by 9/1/2029, reduce opioid death rates in idaho from 57.1/100,000 to 50/100,000 as measured by 2029 idaho vital statistics mortality reports. By 9/1/2029, reduce fentanyl-related death rates from 15.7% to 10% as measured by the 2029 idaho vital statistics mortality reports. By 9/1/2029, reduce suspected opioid overdose emergency department visits from 26% to 20% as measured by 2029 idaho vital statistics mortality reports. Goal 2 reduce the rate of alcohol-induced deaths: by 9/1/2029, reduce the alcohol-induced death rate in idaho from 28.6/100,000 to 21/100,000 as measured by the 2029 idaho vital statistics mortality reports. By 9/1/2029, reduce the percentage of idaho high school students who reported that they had at least one drink of alcohol during the past 30 days from 23.3% to 19% as measured by the 2021 idaho youth risk behavior survey. By 9/1/2029, reduce alcohol use disorder in the past year in idaho's 12-17 age group from 5.1% to 3% as measured by the 2029 treatment episode data set (teds). By 9/1/2029, reduce past year alcohol disorder in the 18-25 age from 13.1% to 10% as measured by the national survey on drug use and health (nsduh) data. Goal 3 reduce the use of methamphetamines in idaho: by 9/1/2029, reduce past year methamphetamine use in 18-25 age group from 1.9% to 0.9% as measured by nsduh data. By 9/1/2029, reduce the number of persons admitted to substance use treatment for methamphetamine from 40.7% to 35% as measured by teds data. By 9/1/2029, reduce drug overdose deaths involving methamphetamine from 33.4% to 30% as measured by nsduh data. Goal 4 reduce the number of idahoans who are misusing prescription pain relievers: by 9/1/2029, reduce students reporting misusing prescriptions drugs from 9.9% to 7% as measured by the 2029 ihys. By 9/1/2029, reduce students reporting they do not think people risk harming themselves physically or in other ways when they misuse prescription drugs from 34.3% to 30% as measured by the 2029 ihys. By 9/1/2029, reduce students who report that getting prescription drugs for misuse was easy or very easy from 24.3% to 20% as measured by ihys.