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2004 State Estimates of Substance Use and Mental Health
(from the 2003-2004 National Surveys on Drug Use & Health)

bulletNational data      bulletState level data       bulletMetropolitan and other subState area data

 

 

Percentages & Significance of Change: 

Index to Changes in All Variables by State and Regions 

Table C22 Needing But Not Receiving Treatment for Alcohol Use in Past Year, by Age Group and State: 2002-2003 and 2003-2004 NSDUHs

State Total AGE GROUP (Years)
12–17 18–25 26 or Older
2002-2003 2003-2004 Significance 2002-2003 2003-2004 Significance 2002-2003 2003-2004 Significance 2002-2003 2003-2004 Significance
Total 7.19  7.27 ns 5.59  5.68 ns 16.89  16.75 ns 5.73  5.82 ns
Northeast 6.77  6.9 ns 5.54  5.6 ns 16.94  16.99 ns 5.31  5.44 ns
Midwest 7.96  8.08 ns 6.15  6.22 ns 18.96  19.03 ns 6.25  6.36 ns
South 6.79  6.63 ns 5.19  5.03 ns 15.99a 15.01 SIG 5.41  5.38 ns
West 7.41  7.76 ns 5.69b 6.2 ns 16.15  16.95 ns 6.06  6.3 ns
                         
Alabama 5.81  5.63 ns 4.65  4.54 ns 13.20  12.87 ns 4.65  4.47 ns
Alaska 7.76  6.93 ns 5.37  5.19 ns 18.23b 15.75 ns 6.44  5.6 ns
Arizona 9.02  9.31 ns 7.16  7.18 ns 18.75  18.94 ns 7.54  7.88 ns
Arkansas 7.33b 6.3 ns 6.08  5.41 ns 17.14  15.7 ns 5.76  4.74 ns
California 6.95  7.36 ns 5.05b 5.86 ns 14.54a 16.25 SIG 5.84  5.96 ns
Colorado 8.55  8.96 ns 6.24  6.49 ns 20.00  19.96 ns 6.87  7.36 ns
Connecticut 6.44  7.33 ns 5.24  6.09 ns 18.16  18.92 ns 4.90  5.76 ns
Delaware 7.09  6.47 ns 5.50  4.6 ns 17.19  16.39 ns 5.56  4.99 ns
District of Columbia 8.88  9.2 ns 2.48  3.17 ns 16.09  15.9 ns 8.03  8.46 ns
Florida 6.47  6.84 ns 4.93  5.34 ns 16.46  15.92 ns 5.22  5.68 ns
Georgia 7.07a 5.85 SIG 4.68  4.09 ns 14.94b 12.64 ns 5.99  4.85 ns
Hawaii 7.31  6.97 ns 6.19  6.75 ns 17.85  17.36 ns 5.79  5.41 ns
Idaho 8.18  7.61 ns 7.69  7.12 ns 18.00b 15.58 ns 6.23  6.04 ns
Illinois 8.31  8.57 ns 5.84  5.77 ns 18.98b 20.49 ns 6.77  6.84 ns
Indiana 7.15  6.99 ns 5.51  5.43 ns 18.15  16.95 ns 5.36  5.38 ns
Iowa 7.64b 8.82 ns 7.01  6.53 ns 18.20a 22.38 SIG 5.72  6.56 ns
Kansas 6.85  7.76 ns 4.98a 6.81 SIG 17.70  19.85 ns 5.02  5.53 ns
Kentucky 5.90  6.24 ns 5.21  5.37 ns 14.15  13.7 ns 4.55  5.06 ns
Louisiana 7.34  7.54 ns 5.09  5.51 ns 16.67  15.39 ns 5.81  6.25 ns
Maine 6.59  7.22 ns 5.43  6.32 ns 17.24  17.12 ns 5.15  5.81 ns
Maryland 7.09  6.77 ns 5.19  4.89 ns 15.17  15.72 ns 6.08  5.58 ns
Massachusetts 7.86  8.11 ns 7.15  6.46 ns 18.08  19.25 ns 6.31  6.51 ns
Michigan 8.05a 7.16 SIG 6.22  5.79 ns 17.31  16.34 ns 6.70a 5.75 SIG
Minnesota 8.14  8.12 ns 6.55  6.31 ns 19.75  19.21 ns 6.26  6.35 ns
Mississippi 6.17  6.08 ns 3.47  3.86 ns 13.69  13.18 ns 5.06  4.97 ns
Missouri 7.63  8.58 ns 6.09  6.88 ns 19.32  18.84 ns 5.78  6.97 ns
Montana 9.99  9.09 ns 10.37  9.27 ns 22.55  20.95 ns 7.69  6.91 ns
Nebraska 9.51  8.88 ns 8.42  7.84 ns 23.20  21.03 ns 7.03  6.65 ns
Nevada 7.83  7.99 ns 6.80  6.5 ns 15.54  17.46 ns 6.75  6.68 ns
New Hampshire 8.64b 7.47 ns 7.33  6.04 ns 22.30b 19.7 ns 6.69  5.72 ns
New Jersey 5.81  6.23 ns 4.97  5.55 ns 15.91  14.79 ns 4.48  5.06 ns
New Mexico 9.40  9.12 ns 7.46  7.88 ns 21.52  20.49 ns 7.45  7.15 ns
New York 6.77  6.31 ns 5.36  5.24 ns 15.53  15.38 ns 5.50  4.94 ns
North Carolina 6.31  5.6 ns 5.34  4.4 ns 16.04a 13.43 SIG 4.80  4.44 ns
North Dakota 9.91  9.99 ns 9.46  8.86 ns 25.71  26.44 ns 6.66  6.68 ns
Ohio 7.47  6.94 ns 5.59  5.29 ns 17.69  16.49 ns 5.97  5.51 ns
Oklahoma 6.61  7.02 ns 5.41  6.49 ns 16.77  16.66 ns 4.83  5.23 ns
Oregon 6.93b 7.89 ns 5.78  6.39 ns 16.86  17.68 ns 5.40  6.41 ns
Pennsylvania 6.54b 7.2 ns 5.20  5.35 ns 17.60  18.4 ns 4.93  5.6 ns
Rhode Island 9.01  8.91 ns 6.28  6.79 ns 23.85b 21.06 ns 6.65  6.95 ns
South Carolina 7.38  7.73 ns 4.50  4.68 ns 18.58  16.58 ns 5.78  6.58 ns
South Dakota 9.59  9 ns 8.55  9.08 ns 24.04  21.91 ns 6.92  6.41 ns
Tennessee 5.70  6.08 ns 4.62  4.75 ns 14.41  13.1 ns 4.38  5.07 ns
Texas 7.43  7.08 ns 5.65  5.31 ns 16.62  15.53 ns 5.91  5.69 ns
Utah 6.33  6.06 ns 4.71  4.67 ns 12.89  11.42 ns 4.71  4.79 ns
Vermont 7.30  7.63 ns 6.43  6.29 ns 18.33  19.2 ns 5.51  5.82 ns
Virginia 7.08  6.87 ns 6.01  5.11 ns 17.15  17.27 ns 5.59  5.4 ns
Washington 7.00  7.71 ns 5.70  6.22 ns 17.79  17.49 ns 5.33  6.22 ns
West Virginia 6.17  6.91 ns 6.31  6.29 ns 15.53  16.61 ns 4.64  5.42 ns
Wisconsin 8.92a 10.79 SIG 7.00  8.39 ns 22.25  23.57 ns 6.80a 8.8 SIG
Wyoming 8.71  9.12 ns 7.13  7.4 ns 23.02  21.16 ns 6.22  7.06 ns
NOTE: SIG=Significant difference between 2003-2004 and 2002-2003 percentages; ns=not significant   at the 0.05 level
NOTE: Needing But Not Receiving Treatment refers to respondents classified as needing treatment for alcohol, but not receiving treatment for an alcohol problem at a specialty facility (i.e., drug and alcohol rehabilitation facilities [inpatient or outpatient], hospitals [inpatient only], and mental health centers).
NOTE: Estimates are based on a survey-weighted hierarchical Bayes estimation approach.
a Difference between the 2003-2004 estimate and the 2002-2003 estimate is statistically significant at the 0.05 level.
b Difference between the 2003-2004 estimate and the 2002-2003 estimate is statistically significant at the 0.10 level.
Source: SAMHSA, Office of Applied Studies, National Survey on Drug Use and Health, 2002, 2003, and 2004.

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