Historique
Rapport
Substance abuse treatment in adult and juvenile correctional facilities: findings from the Uniform Facility Data Set 1997 survey of correctional facilities
(Le traitement de l'abus de drogues dans les services correctionnels pour jeunes et adultes : résultats de l'enquête de 1997 sur les services correctionnels)
Auteur(s) :
SAMHSA (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration)
Année
2000
Page(s) :
53 p.
Langue(s) :
Anglais
Collection :
Drug and Alcohol Services Information System Series, S-9
ISBN :
978-0-16-050339-9
Refs biblio. :
8
Domaine :
Drogues illicites / Illicit drugs
Discipline :
EPI (Epidémiologie / Epidemiology)
Thésaurus géographique
ETATS-UNIS
Thésaurus mots-clés
PRISON
;
ANTENNE TOXICOMANIE PRISON
;
SMPR
;
ENQUETE
;
EPIDEMIOLOGIE DESCRIPTIVE
;
ADULTE
;
JEUNE
;
TRAITEMENT
;
ACCES AUX SOINS
Résumé :
FRANÇAIS :
Cette enquête téléphonique, en 1997, a porté sur environ 7600 adultes ou jeunes en milieu correctionnel (prisons fédérales ou d'Etat, maisons de correction publiques ou privées). 40% des établissements correctionnels (3027) proposent un traitement de l'abus de drogues dans leurs locaux, soit 173000 personnes prises en charge. 28% d'entre elles recoivent leur traitement dans une unité spécialisée dans l'abus de drogues, 2% dans une unité hospitalière et 70% dans le cadre général de l'établissement correctionnel. Le rapport décrit la méthodologie de l'enquête, les caractéristiques des différents établissements et les types de traitement mis en place. De nombreux tableaux recapitulent les données collectées en fonction de la taille de l'établissement, de la palette des traitements, de l'âge des patients et du type d'établissement.
ENGLISH :
This report presents the methodology and findings from the first national survey of adult and juvenile correctional facilities regarding substance abuse treatment services provided on-site to adult inmates and juvenile residents. The survey was conducted in 1997 to assess substance abuse treatment provided within the nation's Federal prisons, state prisons, jails, and public and private juvenile facilities.
Among the 7,243 correctional facilities that responded to the UFDS telephone survey, 2,731 indicated that they provide substance abuse treatment. An additional 296 correctional facilities reported providing substance abuse treatment in the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration’s main 1996 UFDS survey, for a total of 3,027. This figure represents about 40 percent of all correctional facilities nationwide (Federal, state and local adult and juvenile). Highlights from the report include: (1) Approximately 173,000 adults and juveniles were in substance abuse treatment in those institutions; (2) More than 13 percent of those receiving treatment were under the age of 18; (3) Nearly 84 percent of facilities provided treatment for patients remaining in the general inmate population rather than residing in treatment units apart from other inmates; and (4) Private organizations operated 22 percent of the substance abuse treatment programs in state prisons, 21 percent of the programs in jails, and 52 percent of the programs in juvenile facilities.
Cette enquête téléphonique, en 1997, a porté sur environ 7600 adultes ou jeunes en milieu correctionnel (prisons fédérales ou d'Etat, maisons de correction publiques ou privées). 40% des établissements correctionnels (3027) proposent un traitement de l'abus de drogues dans leurs locaux, soit 173000 personnes prises en charge. 28% d'entre elles recoivent leur traitement dans une unité spécialisée dans l'abus de drogues, 2% dans une unité hospitalière et 70% dans le cadre général de l'établissement correctionnel. Le rapport décrit la méthodologie de l'enquête, les caractéristiques des différents établissements et les types de traitement mis en place. De nombreux tableaux recapitulent les données collectées en fonction de la taille de l'établissement, de la palette des traitements, de l'âge des patients et du type d'établissement.
ENGLISH :
This report presents the methodology and findings from the first national survey of adult and juvenile correctional facilities regarding substance abuse treatment services provided on-site to adult inmates and juvenile residents. The survey was conducted in 1997 to assess substance abuse treatment provided within the nation's Federal prisons, state prisons, jails, and public and private juvenile facilities.
Among the 7,243 correctional facilities that responded to the UFDS telephone survey, 2,731 indicated that they provide substance abuse treatment. An additional 296 correctional facilities reported providing substance abuse treatment in the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration’s main 1996 UFDS survey, for a total of 3,027. This figure represents about 40 percent of all correctional facilities nationwide (Federal, state and local adult and juvenile). Highlights from the report include: (1) Approximately 173,000 adults and juveniles were in substance abuse treatment in those institutions; (2) More than 13 percent of those receiving treatment were under the age of 18; (3) Nearly 84 percent of facilities provided treatment for patients remaining in the general inmate population rather than residing in treatment units apart from other inmates; and (4) Private organizations operated 22 percent of the substance abuse treatment programs in state prisons, 21 percent of the programs in jails, and 52 percent of the programs in juvenile facilities.
Affiliation :
USA