Data and Statistics

One of the core operating premises of the Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services Division is that our efforts be guided by evidenced based data and research. The Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services Division gather data from a variety of sources to inform planning and resource allocation decisions. Statewide treatment and prevention data is collected on a routine basis and highlights of those efforts are reported through this site. Additionally, we will provide local and national data and information as we monitor and disseminate findings associated with mental health and substance abuse issues.   Please use the links below to read some of our most current reports.

  

Division Research

• Wyoming Client Information System

  

• GAPS Analysis

 

• Performance Measure Reports 

 

• Profile Reports on Medicaid Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services 

 

• The Annual Consumer Survey Project 

 

•  Wyoming Drug, Alcohol, and Mental Health Surveys

 

• 2007 Data Infrastructure Grant

 

• WYPOMS and Access Performance Measures: A Statewide Report on the Comprehensive Care Regions In partnership with community providers, a new instrument is being piloted in FY08 for the collection and reporting of client outcomes.  Initial data from the Wyoming Performance and Outcome Measures (WYPOMS) has been analyzed at a statewide level and is reported in the WYPOMS and Access Performance Measures: A Statewide Report on the Comprehensive Care Regions (PDF), January 2008.