This tool is designed to support prevention practitioners in using International Classification of Disease (ICD) codes to understand and describe the impact of opioid overdose in their communities.

This resource provides tips for storing and recording archival data and understanding the quality of the data you collect.

This resource will help you define the purpose of your data collection plan, identify the data you already have, and determine the data you need.

Find tips for conducting interviews with key informants to help give your conversation direction and make the respondent feel at ease.

Find out some things to keep in mind when analyzing your assessment data.

This toolkit is designed to help substance misuse prevention practitioners reach and engage with non-college young adults.

Access guidelines for obtaining the best results with focus groups as part of your prevention planning efforts.

This practice-support tool provides a quick overview of national, state, and local data sources and tools that provide substance-related indicator data for this population.

This evaluation tool focuses on two factors that affect the accuracy and quality of survey data: the representativeness of the sample selected from the population and the response rate (that is, the proportion) of the selected sample that participates in the survey.

This form offers one approach to organizing and prioritizing needs assessment data.