RDEN Feedback Survey

Community Coalition Alliance (CCA) and the North Florida High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (HIDTA) are requesting your feedback to guide the selection of topics and presenters for future RDEN meetings. Additionally, this information will inform ongoing data collection for data-centered products to better inform our communities on substance use and its impact locally.

Please take a few moments and complete the information below. If you have any questions, please reach out to Kimberly Boykin at KBoykin@ccafl.org.

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* 1. Was this the first RDEN you have attended?

Yes

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* 2. Please provide your overall feedback on the presentations/information shared today:

	Excellent	Great	Good	Fair	Poor
Content/Information	Content/Information Excellent	Content/Information Great	Content/Information Good	Content/Information Fair	Content/Information Poor
Presenters	Presenters Excellent	Presenters Great	Presenters Good	Presenters Fair	Presenters Poor
Venue	Venue Excellent	Venue Great	Venue Good	Venue Fair	Venue Poor
Length of Meeting	Length of Meeting Excellent	Length of Meeting Great	Length of Meeting Good	Length of Meeting Fair	Length of Meeting Poor

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* 3. Please select the sector you represent:

Business

Civic/Volunteer Organization

Coalition

Faith-Based Organization

Government

Law Enforcement

Media

Treatment Provider

Other (please specify)

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* 4. What county(ies) do you work in?

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* 5. Which data indicators/topics would you like to see reported on at the next RDEN?

Arrest

Baker Acts

Department of Law Enforcement

Hospitalization

Housing Supports

Marchman Act

Medication Assisted Treatment

Mental Health

Pilot Initiatives addressing substance use

Peer Support Services

Pregnant/Parenting Women

School

Seizures

Social Determinants of Health

Substance Exposed Newborns

Youth Impact

Other (please specify)

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* 6. Which of the following data shares would provide you the best information to understand what is happening locally?

Consumption data, self-reported data of substance use

Consequence data, negative impact related to substance use (hospital, arrest, death, etc)

Contributing factors, data on areas that influence substance use (availability, access, etc)

Overlay maps across multiple indicators

Qualitative data, focus groups/interviews

Prevention services

Treatment services

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* 7. Your feedback is greatly appreciated and will assist our efforts for future meetings. Is there anything else you would like to share about your experience with today's meeting?