These publications are available online as full-text documents in PDF format unless otherwise noted. For some reports, the executive summary is also provided in HTML format. See ADAI Publications Home for lists of substance abuse articles, books, and reports by ADAI staff and other University of Washington researchers.
Drug Abuse Trends in Seattle-King County, 2011. Caleb Banta-Green, T. Ron Jackson, Steve Freng, Michael Hanrahan, Geoff Miller, Steve Reid, John Ohta, Mary Taylor, Richard Harruff, David Albert, and Robin Smith. Report to the Community Epidemiology Work Group. Seattle: Alcohol and Drug Abuse Institute, University of Washington, June 2012. (PDF)
Of related interest is this article on overdose deaths, by Carol Ostrom, published June 8, 2011 in the Seattle Times.
Drug Abuse Patterns and Trends in Seattle, Washington - Update January 2010. Caleb Banta-Green, et al. Seattle: Alcohol and Drug Abuse Institute, University of Washington, January 2010. Report to the Community Epidemiology Work Group. (PDF)
Archived Seattle Drug Abuse Trends (CEWG) reports:
Adolescent Treatment
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Chemical Dependency Disposition Alternative: Final Report to the Washington State Legislature, January 2004. Megan Rutherford, Marlene Strong-Beers, Lucrezia Ingoglia, Jennifer Morris. Seattle: Alcohol and Drug Abuse Institute, University of Washington, January 2004. Executive summary (PDF).
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King County's Adolescent Treatment Enhancement Project (ATEP) Program Evaluation. Megan Rutherford, Jennifer Morris, Midge Strong-Beers, & Lucrezia Ingoglia. Seattle: Alcohol and Drug Abuse Institute, University of Washington, in collaboration with King County Mental Health Chemical Abuse and Dependency Services Division, March 2004. Executive summary (PDF)
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Evaluation of a Pilot Project Implementing Dialectical Behavior Therapy in DASA-Supported Adolescent Substance Abuse Treatment Programs. Alice Huber, Dennis M. Donovan. Seattle : Alcohol and Drug Abuse Institute, University of Washington, December 27, 2004. Executive summary (PDF)
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Chemical Dependency Disposition Alternative: Annual Report to the Washington State Legislature. Megan Rutherford, Marlene Strong-Beers, Lucrezia Ingoglia, Jennifer Morris. Seattle : Alcohol and Drug Abuse Institute, University of Washington, January 2002. Executive Summary (HTML).
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Adolescent Drug and Alcohol Assessment Instruments in Current Use : A Critical Comparison.
James A. Farrow, Wayne R. Smith, Michael D. Hurst. Prepared for the WA State Division of Alcohol and Substance Abuse. Seattle: Alcohol and Drug Abuse Institute, University of Washington, 1993, [reprinted for the web, October 2002].
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Effectiveness Standards for the Treatment of Chemical Dependency in Juvenile Offenders: A Review of the Literature. Megan Rutherford and Caleb Banta-Green. (ADAI Technical Report 98-01). Seattle : Alcohol and Drug Abuse Institute, University of Washington, 1998. (224KB) Executive Summary (html).
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Chemical Dependency Disposition Alternative: Annual Report to the Washington State Legislature. Megan Rutherford, Lucrezia Ingoglia, Isok Kim. Seattle: Alcohol and Drug Abuse Institute, University of Washington, January 2000.
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Treatment Outcome Evaluation: Youth Admitted to Residential Chemical Dependency Treatment Under the Provision of the "Becca" Bill. Peterson PL, Srebnik D, Banta-Green C, Baxter BL. Olympia, WA : Washington State Division of Alcohol and Drug Abuse, December 1997, xix, 87 p., appendix.
Drug Courts
Elderly
Miscellaneous
Washington's 911 Good Samaritan Drug Overdose Law: Initial Evaluation Results. Prepared by Caleb Banta-Green, Patricia C. Kuszler, Phillip O. Coffin, and Jennie A. Schoeppe. Seattle, WA: Alcohol and Drug Abuse Institute, University of Washington, November 2011.
- Opiate Use and Negative Consequences in Washington State. Prepared by Caleb Banta-Green, PhD, MPH, MSW. Seattle, WA: Alcohol and Drug Abuse Institute, University of Washington, August 2011.
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County Drug Use Epidemiology Reports, February 2004. Prepared by Caleb Banta-Green, MPH, MSW. Seattle, WA : Alcohol and Drug Abuse Institute, University of Washington. Preparation of these reports was funded in part by the Washington State Department of Social and Health Services' Division of Alcohol and Substance Abuse.
Clallam | Clark | King | Pierce | Snohomish | Spokane | Yakima | Washington State
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The Use & Abuse of Prescription-Type Opiates in Washington State. (March 2007). Banta-Green C, Merrill J, Jackson R, Hanrahan M. ADAI Research Brief, March 2007.
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Prescription Opioid Use: Pain Management and Drug Abuse in King County and Washington State (October 2003). Banta-Green C, Merrill J, Jackson R, Hanrahan M. ADAI Research Brief, October, 2003.
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Substance Use Initiation Among Street Youth: A Test of the Gateway Theory (September 2003). Source: Ginzler JA, Cochran BN, Domenech-Rodriguez M, Cauce AM, Whitbeck LB. Sequential Progression of Substance Use among Homeless Youth: An Empirical Investigation of the Gateway Theory. Substance Use & Misuse 38(3-6): 725-758, 2003.
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A Drug Court Option for Juvenile Offenders. Source: Rutherford M, Strong-Beers M, Ingoglia L, Morris J. Chemical Dependency Disposition Alternative: Annual Report to the Washington State Legislature, January 2002. Seattle, WA : Alcohol and Drug Abuse Institute, University of Washington, in collaboration with Department of Social and Health Services, 2002. Complete report available on-line: http://adai.washington.edu/pubs/cdda/rut02_03.pdf.
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Opiate Substitution Treatment in Washington State. Source: Baxter B, Albert DH, Allen D, Kowalkowski S, McDugall T, Moore D, Wrede FR. Determining the Value of Opiate Substitution Treatment: Report to the Legislature [pursuant to RCW 70.96A.420(4)], December 2002. Olympia : DSHS Division of Alcohol & Substance Abuse, 2003.
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Alcohol, Drugs and Tobacco in Washington (brochure), 2003. (HTML version) (PDF version), 11x14")
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Alcohol, Drugs and Your Pregnancy (pamphlet), updated 2013. Adapted from NIAAA and American Academy of Pediatrics Committee on Substance Abuse, with added information about Washington state resources. This brochure can be distributed to study participants to comply with NIAAA requirements for a Certificate of Confidentiality.
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ADAI Biennial Report, 1999-2001
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