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Division of State Programs—Management Reporting Tool (DSP-MRT)

DSP_MRT_Attachment #4 PFS_8_15_18

Section C: PFS Outcomes

OMB: 0930-0354

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Division of State Programs–Management Reporting Tool
(DSP-MRT)

DSP-MRT Supplement for PFS and PFS-M Grants



OMB No. 0930-0354 Expiration Date: xx/xx/xxxx


Public Burden Statement: An agency may not conduct or sponsor, and a person is not required to respond to, a collection of information unless it displays a currently valid OMB control number.  The OMB control number for this project is 0930-0354.  Public reporting burden for this collection of information is estimated to average 3 hours per respondent, per year, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing and reviewing the collection of information.  Send comments regarding this burden estimate or any other aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing this burden, to SAMHSA Reports Clearance Officer, 5600 Fishers Lane, Room Rm 15E57B, Rockville, Maryland, 20857.

Community-Level Outcome Data for Subrecipients

Use this section to enter community-level outcome data for your subrecipients. When you are ready to begin entering data on your subrecipients, select a subrecipient from the dropdown menu. Once you have added records, you will be able to view previously added records for the selected subrecipient.

If you are providing data to meet requirements for a specific PFS Required Outcome Measure, and your data source does not match the PFS Required Outcome exactly (survey item wording/response options or administrative data measure calculation), you are required to receive approval from your Project Officer for the substitute data source. Use the Substitute Data Source Request Page to submit a request for review and approval.

Click here to view the PFS Required Outcome Measures: [PFS REQUIRED OUTCOME MEASURES LINK HERE]

Click on the Add a Record button to enter data for a specific outcome measure. In the Record Listing, click on the Data Source Name link to edit a previously added record. Click on Add Follow-up Data to add follow-up data for a previously entered baseline record.

Add/Edit Community-Level Outcome Data for SubrecipientsXX

Item

Response

Subrecipient

  • Subrecipient 1

  • Subrecipient 2

  • Subrecipient 3

  • Etc.

Specified Substance

  • Alcohol

  • Prescription drugs

  • Other

Other Substance (If “Other” is selected)

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PFS Required Outcome Measure

  • 30-day use

  • Past 12 month use

  • Binge drinking

  • Perception of parental or peer disapproval/attitude

  • Perceived risk/harm of use

  • Substance-related car crashes and injuries

  • Substance-related crime

  • Family communication

  • Substance-related emergency room visits

  • Other

Other Outcome Measure (If “Other” is selected)

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Are you reporting an exact PFS Required Outcome, an approved substitute PFS Required Outcome, or neither?

  • Exact PFS Required Outcome Measure

  • Approved substitute PFS Required Outcome Measure

  • Not a PFS Required Outcome Measure or approved substitute

Data Source Type

  • Administrative data

  • Survey data

Fields That Appear If "Administrative data" Is Selected in the Data Source Type Field

Data Source Name

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Reported Outcome/Measure Calculation Description

Free text

Population Parameters

  • Enter age range

  • Enter grade(s)

Age Range Minimum (If “Enter age range” is selected for Population Parameters)

Insert the lower bounds for the age range for the population specified.

Numerical

Age Range Maximum (If “Enter age range” is selected for Population Parameters)

Insert the upper bounds for the age range for the population specified. For example, if the outcome is alcohol-related motor vehicle crashes among young adults age 18 to 25, the maximum would be 25. If the population age range is bound at the lower but not the upper end (e.g., age 16 and older), the maximum should be entered as 99.

Numerical

Grades (If “Enter grade[s]” is selected for Population Parameters)

(Check all that apply)

Select the grade(s) of the population represented by the data. When possible, data for each specified grade should be reported separately. If the data reflect grade 7 students only, then select 7. If the data reflect students in grades 9 and 11 and the current data being reported are for grade 9 students, then select 9. If the data reflect students in grades 9 and 11, and the data are being reported together, select both 9 and 11.

  • K

  • 1

  • 2

  • 3

  • 4

  • 5

  • 6

  • 7

  • 8

  • 9

  • 10

  • 11

  • 12

  • College

Other Sample Descriptors

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Data Source Time Frame Begin Date

Insert a begin date (e.g., 10/1/2012) for the time period of the data you are submitting.

Date field

Data Source Time Frame End Date

Insert an end date (e.g., 9/30/2013) for the time period of the data you are submitting.

Date field

Number of Events

Numerical

Denominator Definition

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Denominator Value

Numerical

Value Type

  • Percentage

  • Rate per 1,000

  • Rate per 10,000

  • Rate per 100,000

  • Other

Other Value Type (If “Other” is selected)

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Calculated Value

Numerical

Comments

Free text

Fields That Appear If "Survey data" Is Selected in the Data Source Type Field

Data Source Name

Free text

Survey Item

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Response Option(s)

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Reported Outcome Description

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Population Parameters

  • Enter age range

  • Enter grade(s)

Age Range Minimum (If “Enter age range” is selected for Population Parameters)

Insert the lower bounds for the age range for the population represented by the survey.

Numerical

Age Range Maximum (If “Enter age range” is selected for Population Parameters)

Insert the upper bounds for the age range for the population represented by the survey. For example, if a survey was given to young adults age 18–25, then 25 should be entered as the maximum age. If the population age range is bound at the lower but not the upper end (e.g., age 16 and older), then 99 should be entered as the maximum age.

Numerical

Grades (If “Enter grade[s]” is selected for Population Parameters)

(Check all that apply)

Select the grade(s) of the population represented by the survey. When possible, data for each specified grade should be reported separately. If the survey was administered to grade 7 students only, then select 7. If the survey was administered to students in grades 9 and 11 and the current data being reported are for grade 9 students, then select 9. If the survey was administered to students in grades 9 and 11, and the data are being reported together, select both 9 and 11.

  • K

  • 1

  • 2

  • 3

  • 4

  • 5

  • 6

  • 7

  • 8

  • 9

  • 10

  • 11

  • 12

  • College

Other Sample Descriptors

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Description of Sampling Design

  • Census

  • Convenience sample

  • Random sample

  • Stratified random sample

Data Collection Date

Indicate the month and year in which the survey was conducted. If the data collection took multiple months, the month at the middle of the period should be reported. If it took an even number of months, the middle month closer to the end date should be reported. If multiple years of data were combined into a single estimate due to small sample size, please insert the month and year of the most recent survey date and check "Multiple Year Pooled Estimate" below. If the data collection took multiple months, the month at the middle of the period should be reported. If it took an even number of months, the middle month closer to the end date should be reported. If multiple years of data were combined into a single estimate due to small sample size, please insert the month and year of the most recent survey date and check "Multiple Year Pooled Estimate" below. [Note: Use of multiyear estimates must be preapproved by CSAP.]

Date field

Multiple Year Pooled Estimate

Indicate whether you are reporting data pooled across a number of years of survey data. Prior approval from CSAP must be received to report pooled multiyear estimates.

  • Yes

  • No

Multiple Year Estimate Description: (If “Yes” is selected)

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Value Type

  • Percentage

  • Mean

  • Other

Other Value Type (If “Other” is selected)

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Calculated Value

Numerical

Standard Error

Numerical

Standard Deviation

Numerical

Survey Item Valid N

Numerical

Comments

Free text

Substitute Data Source Request

Use this section to obtain approval from your State Project Officer for the use of substitute outcome measures in place of PFS Required Outcome Measures.

Note that you are only required to submit a substitute data request for measures you are using to meet the annual exact/substitute measure requirement (one annual measure for alcohol and one for prescription drugs for each community). You do not need to submit a substitute data request for any of the other/additional measures you plan to submit.

To begin the substitute measure approval process:

First, decide whether your proposed substitute is likely to be approved. Click here to view the PFS Community Outcomes Guidance Manual. Table 3 of the manual shows the PFS Required Outcome Measures and Table 4 shows a comparison between PFS Required Outcome Measure survey items and items from commonly used surveys.

Note: If an item is listed in Table 4 as an acceptable PFS Required Outcome Measure substitute, you will not need to submit a substitute data request for the measure. If an item is not an acceptable PFS Required Outcome Measure, that item will not be accepted as a substitute data source.

Substitute Data Source Request Detail

Item



Response Options

In the MRT, grantees will click an “Add a Substitute Data Source Request” button to access the following required items for submitting a substitute data source request.

Submitter Name

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Submitter Role

  • Project Director

  • Grantee Evaluator

  • Other

Other Role (Specify) (If “Other” is selected)

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Submitter Email

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Label of the PFS Required Outcome Measure(s) indicator for which grantee is requesting a substituted proxy measure (e.g., 30-day use of alcohol)

  • 30-day alcohol use

  • 30-day prescription drug misuse and abuse

  • Past-year use

  • Binge drinking

  • Perception of parental or peer disapproval/attitude

  • Perceived risk/harm of use

  • School attendance and enrollment

  • Alcohol- and drug-related crashes and injuries

  • Alcohol- and drug-related crime

  • Family communication around drug use

  • Alcohol and prescription drug-related emergency room visits

  • Other

Data source name

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Exact wording of the proxy item and response options the grantee is requesting to substitute for the PFS Required Outcome Measure

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Exact wording of the outcome that will be reported to SAMHSA/CSAP

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Formulae for calculating or deriving the prevalence estimate (reported outcomes)

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Summarize how the collection and reporting of community-level PFS Required Outcome Measure was written in your approved PFS Strategic Plan

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Does the requested substitution differ from what was written in your approved PFS Strategic Plan?

  • Yes

  • No

If yes, why? (If “Yes” is selected)

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Reason for the substitution request

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Agency/organization responsible for data collection

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Who is substitute request for?

  • Grantee

  • Subrecipient(s)

Subrecipient(s): (If “Subrecipient[s]” is chosen)

(Check all that apply)

  • Subrecipient 1

  • Subrecipient 2

  • Subrecipient 3

  • Etc.

Data Source Type

  • Administrative data

  • Survey data

Fields That Appear If "Survey data" Is Selected in the Data Source Type Field

Were there validity and reliability tests of the survey items constituting the substitute measure?

Were validity and reliability tests conducted for the relevant survey item(s), either in previous studies/evaluations or for the purpose of SPF-PFS?

  • Yes

  • No

Description of the reliability/validity study(ies): (If “Yes” is chosen)

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Are there any published validity/reliability studies for this instrument?

Were validity and reliability tests conducted for the survey instrument as a whole, either in previous studies/evaluations or for the purpose of SPF-PFS?

  • Yes

  • No

Bibliographic Information: (If “Yes” is chosen)

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Click on Grantee-Level Information or each subrecipient community below to complete additional questions related to grantee or subrecipient data. Once you have completed the questions for the grantee or for each subrecipient, you will be able to click the Submit button to submit your request. You may also click on the Supporting Documents link if you wish to submit documents related to your request.

Item

Response Options

In the MRT, grantees will select their subrecipients from a prepopulated list to access the following required items for submitting a substitute data source request.

Do the data approximate the community (e.g., county, city, town, school) where SPF-PFS interventions are delivered?

Please report whether the boundaries within which data collection occurred approximately match the PFS community target area. For example, if the PFS community is a town within a larger county and the data are county-level data, select "No."

  • Yes

  • No

If no, indicate how they differ (If “No” is selected)

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Most recent month and year for which data are available?

Date field

Is there a data point collected at least 6 months prior to the implementation of SPF-PFS interventions in the community? (i.e., a baseline prevalence estimate)

  • Yes

  • No

Is the data collection repeated every year?

  • Yes

  • No

Frequency of data collection (If “No” is selected)

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Are trend data available?

Please select "Yes" if data are available for two or more timepoints prior to the baseline data point.

  • Yes

  • No

Start year of trend data (If “Yes” is selected)

Date field

Fields That Appear If "Survey data" Is Selected in the Data Source Type Field in the Previous Section

Date of Data Collection

Date field

Sample Size

Numerical

Sampling Ratio

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What type of sampling strategy was used to select respondents?

  • Census

  • Convenience sample

  • Random sample

  • Stratified random sample

Stratified Sampling: -identify each stratum (If “Random sample” or “Stratified random sample” is selected)

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Cluster Sampling: Identify the clustering unit (If “Random sample” or “Stratified random sample” is selected)

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Multistage design: Identify the unit sampled at each stage (If “Random sample” or “Stratified random sample” is selected)

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Potential sources of bias in the sample design (If “Random sample” or “Stratified random sample” is selected)

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Method of Administration

  • Mail-in

  • Telephone

  • Face-to-Face

  • Self-administered: school-based

  • Self-administered: survey site other than school

  • Other

Other Method (Specify) (If “Other” is selected)

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Was this a computer-assisted interview?

  • Yes

  • No

What was the survey response rate?

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Substitute Data Source Request Supporting Documents

Upload documents to support your request. Include any reliability and validity data that are available.

Item

Response Option

Upload file

Browse button

For each data file, describe the contents of the data record(s) field that will be displayed

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