Added-Burden-OMB Memo

DATE: September 8, 2010

TO: OMB Desk Officer

FROM: SAMHSA Clearance Officer

SUBJE CT: Additional Burden for 2011 National Survey on Drug Use and Health

The 2010 - 2011 National Surveys on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH) (OMB No. 0930-0110) were approved on September 4, 2009. This approval expires on January 31, 2012. As part of the 2010 NSDUH, 500 respondents will complete a Mental Health Surveillance Study (MHSS) interview. These respondents represented a sub-sample of the NSDUH respondents and were selected using the K-6 and the WHODAS impairment scale. Interviews were completed over the telephone by mental health clinicians using the Structured Clinical Interview for DSM-IV (SCID).

Through the use of American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (Recovery Act) funds, the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) has funded activities that will expand the MHSS sample and analytic capabilities. This expansion will allow for the production of analytic and methodological reports on a variety of topics that would otherwise not be possible with the smaller sample. At this time, SAMHSA is requesting an amendment to the current clearance to increase the MHSS sample by an additional 1,000 SCID interviews -- bringing the total number to 1,500 interviews in 2011.

The original burden table covering the 2010 NSDUH including the 500 interviews for the MHSS (for which OMB approval has been received) is below. The second table below summarizes the revised 2011 NSDUH burden including the additional 1,000 SCID interviews, for a total of 1,500 MHSS interviews. The only differences are in the rows for the Clinical Follow-up Certification and Clinical Follow-up Interview.

No changes have been made to the NSDUH survey or the SCID instruments or data collection protocol (as described in the Supporting Statement that received final OMB approval on September 4, 2009).

Estimated Burden for 2010 NSDUH

Instrument	No. of Respondents	Responses per respondent	Hours per response		Total burden hours	Hourly Wage rate	Total costs
Household Screening	190,800	1	0.083		15,836	$14.64	$231,839
Interview	67,500	1	1.000		67,500	$14.64	$988,200
Clinical Follow-up Certification	24	1	1.000		24	$14.64	$351
Clinical Follow-up Interview	500	1	1.000		500	$14.64	$7,320
Screening Verification	5,400	1	0.067		362	$14.64	$ 5,300
Interview Verification	10,125	1	0.067		678	$14.64	$9,926
TOTAL:	190,824				84,900		$ 1,242,936

Estimated Burden for 2011 NSDUH

Instrument	No. of Respondents	Responses per respondent	Hours per response		Total burden hours	Hourly Wage rate	Total costs
Household Screening	190,800	1	0.083		15,836	$14.64	$231,839
Interview	67,500	1	1.000		67,500	$14.64	$988,200
Clinical Follow-up Certification	90	1	1.000		90	$14.64	$1,318
Clinical Follow-up Interview	1,500	1	1.000		1,500	$14.64	$21,960
Screening Verification	5,400	1	0.067		362	$14.64	$5,300
Interview Verification	10,125	1	0.067		678	$14.64	$9,926
TOTAL:	190,890				85,966		$1,258,542

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