This is shows statistics for the entire program period.

Current CTI Phase Table

Current CTI Phase Table
Current CTI phase Count
Completed 35
Dropped 34
Paused 5
Phase 1 3
Phase 2 11
Phase 3 8
Pre-CTI 13
Aggregate Number of Participants
CTI phases Count
Currently in Program (Incl. Pre-CTI, Phase 1, 2, 3) 35
Total Number of Participants (Incl. Drop & Complete) 109

Employment Status

Employment Status Table
Employment Status Count
Baseline Employed 6
Baseline FT Employed 16
Baseline PT Employed 11
New Employed 17
Unemployed 27
Unemployed But Disabled 27
retired 1
NA 4
Table: Number of Unemployed Individuals by Current CTI Phase
Current CTI Phase New Employed Count
Completed 9
Dropped 1
Paused 1
Phase 1 1
Phase 2 2
Phase 3 3

Table: Number of Unemployed Individuals by Current CTI Phase
Current CTI Phase Unemployed Count
Completed 3
Dropped 12
Paused 2
Phase 2 2
Phase 3 1
Pre-CTI 7

SUD Referral

SUD Referral Table
SUD Referral Count
Benefits Received After Start 13
Enrolled Before Start 1
Referred 24
NA 71

Total Service Referrals by Month

Total Healthcare Service Referrals by Month

This table counts the aggregate number of referrals to Medicaid, Medicare, VA Medical Services, WIC, SUD Treatment, Mental Health Treatment, Medical Treatment, and Detox.

Total Healthcare Referrals Made

Total Medical Care Referrals by Month

Social Services Referral Data by Month

This table shows the aggregate social services referrals per month. It includes counts of the following variabls: “SNAP (food stamps)”, “Section 8, public housing or other ongoing rental assistance”, “TANF (welfare payments)”, “Social Security Income (retirement)”, “Disability Payments (Social Security Disability)”, “Transportation Services”, “DMV/ID”, “Employment/Income Verification”, “Tenant Rights”, “Legal Services”, “Continuing Education”, “Employment/Rehabilitation Services”, “Cell phone services”, “Mail Service at QCHR”, “Financial Planning”

Measures of Decrease in substance use

Percent of Persons who reported a decrease in substance use (Comparison of All Participants’ Baseline to their Most Recent Reported Use)

First set of code looks at percentage decrease in substance use by comparing all participants’ initial reported use as the baseline (# of days reported using in the last week, data source= participant intake form) and compares it to their most recent data that we have for them (# of days reported using in the last week on the most recent participant meeting form for each participant, data soiurce= participant meeting form).

##    Min. 1st Qu.  Median    Mean 3rd Qu.    Max. 
##   0.000   0.000   2.000   2.917   6.250   7.000
Summary of Substance Use Changes from Baseline to Most Recent Meeting
Substance Use Count Percentage
Decrease 57 59.38
Increase 12 12.50
Missing 0 0.00
No Change 27 28.12
Summary of Substance Use Changes, Including Missing Data
Use Count Percentage
Decrease 12 75.00
Increase 3 18.75
Missing 0 0.00
No Change 1 6.25

Reported Decrease in SU for Completed Participants

Summary of Substance Use Changes for Completed Participants
Use Count Percentage
Decrease 23 67.65
Increase 2 5.88
Missing 0 0.00
No Change 9 26.47

Adverse Events Reported

NEW COUNTY ANALYSIS

Goals Achieved by OUD/Opioid Use Status
Has been diagnosed with an OUD or uses opioids no yes NA Grand Total
No OUD diagnosis, but uses opioids 2 13 27 42
no 5 18 43 66
NA 0 0 1 1
Satisfaction with Services by OUD/Opioid Use Status
Has been diagnosed with an OUD or uses opioids No Yes NA Grand Total
No OUD diagnosis, but uses opioids 2 27 13 42
no 1 17 48 66
NA 0 0 1 1
Social/Emotional Support by OUD/Opioid Use Status
Has been diagnosed with an OUD or uses opioids No Yes NA Grand Total
No OUD diagnosis, but uses opioids 3 26 13 42
no 1 17 48 66
NA 0 0 1 1
Primary Healthcare Engagement at 6 Months by OUD/Opioid Use Status
Has been diagnosed with an OUD or uses opioids No Yes no NA Grand Total
No OUD diagnosis, but uses opioids 1 23 3 15 42
no 1 30 1 34 66
NA 0 0 0 1 1
Still Housed at 12 Months by OUD/Opioid Use Status
Has been diagnosed with an OUD or uses opioids No Yes NA Grand Total
No OUD diagnosis, but uses opioids 1 13 28 42
no 2 20 44 66
NA 0 0 1 1
## [1] -0.1214953
## # A tibble: 11 × 3
##    Race_Ethnicity                                              Count Percentage
##    <chr>                                                       <int>      <dbl>
##  1 Black or African American - Non-Hispanic/Non-Latino            81      73.6 
##  2 White - Non-Hispanic/Non-Latino                                18      16.4 
##  3 Black or African American - Hispanic/Latino                     2       1.82
##  4 White - Hispanic/Latino                                         2       1.82
##  5 American Indian or Alaskan Native - Non-Hispanic/Non-Latino     1       0.91
##  6 Asian                                                           1       0.91
##  7 Black or African American                                       1       0.91
##  8 Mixed - Hispanic/Latino                                         1       0.91
##  9 NA - NA                                                         1       0.91
## 10 NA - Non-Hispanic/Non-Latino                                    1       0.91
## 11 White - Don't Know                                              1       0.91
## Percent with decrease in overdoses: 38.3 %
## Percent with decrease in overdoses: 77.3 %