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information collection requests under
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Project: Assessment of the Communities
Talk: Town Hall Meetings To Prevent
Underage Drinking—(OMB No. 0930–
0288)—Revision
The Substance Abuse and Mental
Health Services Administration/Center
for Substance Abuse Prevention
(SAMHSA/CSAP) is requesting a
revision from the Office of Management
and Budget (OMB) of the information
collection regarding the Assessment of
the Communities Talk: Town Hall
Meetings to Prevent Underage Drinking.
The current data collection has approval
under OMB No. 0930–0288, Assessment
of the Town Hall Meetings on Underage
Drinking Prevention, which expires on
January 31, 2017. Revisions were made
to the two existing data collection
instruments: the Organizer Survey and
the Participant Form (English and
Spanish versions). SAMHSA is
requesting to add a new data collection
instrument titled the Organizer
Survey—6 month Follow-up, in which
hosts of the Communities Talk events
will opt in to provide information on
any actions that were taken as result of
the Communities Talk event.
Changes
Under the current approval, the
Organizer Survey consists of 30 items.
Under this revision, the Organizer
Survey includes 20 items about the
Communities Talk event. The following
table provides a summary of the
proposed changes to the instrument.
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Current question/item
Changes
Wording change for THM .........................................................................
q2—Location of event ..............................................................................
q4—Length of event .................................................................................
q8—Other topics discussed (fill in) ..........................................................
Changed throughout to ‘Communities Talk’.
Added Zip Code as a response option (new q2).
Question updated and entry field [(fill in)] (new q3),
Slight wording change of question; added the words ‘non-alcohol-related’ (What non-alcohol-related topics . . .); added as a secondary
question to new q12.
Dropped ‘in the community’ from the question and updated the response options (new q8).
q9—Promotion of the event .....................................................................
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Current question/item
Changes
q10—Number of event attendees ............................................................
q13—Topics discussed at the event ........................................................
Provided clarification for physical and virtual attendees (new q9).
Slight wording change of question; added the words ‘alcohol-related’
(. . . following alcohol-related topics . . .); response options updated (new q13).
Updated Web site address (new q17).
Updated question and response options (new q15).
Question deleted.
Question deleted.
q14—Use of materials from www.stopalcoholabuse.gov .........................
q16—Planned activities as a result of the event .....................................
q17—Satisfaction with event ....................................................................
q18/q19—Participation in event-related webinar and identification of
that event.
q20/q21—Viewing of online training and identification of that training ....
q22—Utility of training to organization’s prevention work ........................
q23—Improved capacity due to the training received .............................
q24/q25—Technical assistance (TA) received and how submitted request for TA.
q26—Utility of TA to organization’s prevention work ...............................
q27—Improved capacity due to the TA received .....................................
q28—Share additional information about event .......................................
q29/q30—Data collected about event and sharing of data with
SAMHSA, including information on where to send the data.
Three new questions were added
pertaining to what influenced the
decision to host an event (new q5),
perception of how important UAD and
its consequences is to the community
(new q14), and agreement with
mobilization actions statements (new
q16).
The revisions were necessary to better
align the data gathered to the short-term
and long-term outcomes of the
Communities Talk for event hosts,
specifically—
Question deleted.
Updated lead-in to statements; updated wording to be properly aligned
with the training and technical assistance performance measures for
science and service activities (changed from . . . my organization’s
[to] . . . your organization’s . . .) (new q18).
Updated wording to be properly aligned with the training and technical
assistance performance measures for science and service activities
(added the word ‘that’ to . . . training that I received . . .) (new
q18).
Question deleted.
Updated lead-in to statements; wording to be properly aligned with the
training and technical assistance performance measures for science
and service activities (changed from . . . my organization’s . . . [to]
. . . your organization’s . . .) (new q18).
Updated wording to be properly aligned with the training and technical
assistance performance measures for science and service activities
(added the word ‘that’ to . . . TA that I received . . .) (new q18).
Removed the word ‘us’ (. . . share with any other . . .) (new q19).
Updated questions and mailing information (new q20 and secondary
question to new q20).
Short-Term
• Increase utility of training
• Increase utility of technical assistance
Long-Term
• Increase national conversations about
UAD
• Increase youth involvement in UAD
• Increase community mobilization for
UAD prevention
• Increase organization capacity for
prevention
• Increase use of evidence-based
approaches to UAD prevention
Changes were also made to the
Participant Form. Under the current
approval, the Participant Form consists
of 14 items. Under this revision, the
Participant Form includes 17 items
about the Communities Talk event. The
following table provides a summary of
the proposed changes to the instrument,
in English and Spanish.
Changes
Wording change for THM .........................................................................
q2—Location of event ..............................................................................
q3—Most important UAD issues facing community .................................
q5—Learn anything about UAD and its associated problems before attending the event.
q7—Sharing of materials or lessons learned from the event ..................
q9—How will become more involved in decreasing UAD in community
q10—Gender ............................................................................................
q13—Race ................................................................................................
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Current question/item
Changed throughout to ‘Communities Talk’.
Added Zip Code as a response option (new q2).
Question wording change and response options updated (new q3).
Slight wording change of question, added the word ‘new’ (. . . learn
anything new . . .) (new q5).
Response options updated (new q8).
Question wording change and response options updated (new q11).
Updated to say ‘sex’ (new q13).
Updated order of response options (new q16).
Three new questions were added
surrounding how often respondents are
involved in UAD prevention in the
community (new q9), likelihood will
become more involved in UAD
prevention in the community (new q10),
and agreement with mobilization
actions statements (new q12).
The revisions were necessary to better
align the data gathered to the short-term
and long-term outcomes of the
Communities Talk, specifically—
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• Increase knowledge of UAD
prevention
• Increase intentions to share
information on UAD prevention
Long-Term
• Increase national conversations about
UAD
• Increase youth involvement in UAD
• Increase community mobilization for
UAD prevention
CBOs that opt in to be contacted 6
months after completing the Organizer
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Survey for SAMHSA to follow up on
any actions that were taken as a result
of the Communities Talk event in their
community will be provided with the
Organizer Survey—6 month Follow-up.
This survey will allow SAMHSA to
measure progress towards the short- and
long-term outcomes of the Communities
Talk, specifically—
Short-Term
• Increase utility of training
• Increase utility of technical assistance
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Long-Term
• Increase national conversations about
UAD
• Increase youth involvement in UAD
prevention
• Increase community mobilization for
UAD prevention
• Increase capacity for prevention
organizers
• Increase use of evidence-based
approaches to UAD prevention
The Organizer Survey—6 month
Follow-up consists of 13 items and
captures information on—
• Where the Communities Talk event
was held;
• Awareness of UAD activities that have
taken place as a result of the event;
• Community mobilization and
collaboration efforts;
• Perception of the importance of UAD
and its consequences to the
community; and
• Increase in youth involvement in
UAD prevention activities in the
community.
SAMHSA supports nationwide
Communities Talk events every other
year. Collecting data on each round of
Communities Talk events, and using
this information to inform policy and
measure impact, supports SAMHSA’s
strategic initiative number 1: Prevention
of substance use and mental illness. A
specific goal under this initiative is to
prevent or reduce the consequences of
UAD and adult problem drinking; a
specific objective is to establish the
prevention of UAD as a priority issue for
states, territories, tribal entities, colleges
and universities, and communities.
SAMHSA will use the information
collected to document the
implementation efforts of this
nationwide initiative, determine if the
federally sponsored Communities Talk
events lead to additional activities
within the community that are aimed at
preventing and reducing UAD, identify
what these activities may possibly
include, and help plan for future rounds
of Communities Talk events. SAMHSA
intends to post online a summary
document of each round of
Communities Talk events and present
findings at national conferences
attended by CBOs that have hosted
these events and might host future
events. Similarly, SAMHSA plans to
share findings with the Interagency
Coordinating Committee on the
Prevention of Underage Drinking.
Agencies within this committee
encourage their grantees to participate
as the event hosts.
Additionally, the information
collected will support performance
measurement for SAMHSA programs
under the Government Performance
Results Act (GPRA).
Data Collection Component
SAMHSA/CSAP will use a web-based
method to collect data through the
Organizer Survey and Organizer
Survey—6 month Follow-up, and a
paper-and-pencil approach to collect
data through the Participant Form. The
web-based application will comply with
the requirements of Section 508 of the
Rehabilitation Act to permit
accessibility to people with disabilities.
Every 2 years, the Organizer Survey
will be completed by an estimated 500
Communities Talk event organizers and
will require only one response per
respondent. It will take an average of 10
minutes (0.167 hours) to review the
instructions and complete the survey.
Similarly, the Organizer Survey—6
month Follow-up will be completed by
an estimated 500 Communities Talk
event organizers and will require only
one response per respondent. It will
take an average of 15 minutes (0.25
hours) to review the instructions and
complete the survey. This burden
estimate is based on comments from
three 2016 Communities Talk event
hosts who reviewed the survey and
provided comments on how long it
would take them to complete it.
The Participant Form will be
completed by an average of 30
participants per sampled communitybased organization (n=400) and will
require only one response per
respondent. It will take an average of 5
minutes (0.083 hours) to review the
instructions and complete the form.
ESTIMATED ANNUALIZED BURDEN TABLE
Number of
respondents
Form name
Responses per
respondent
Total
responses
Hours per
response
Total hour
burden
500
500
4,500
1
1
1
500
500
4,500
0.167
0.25
0.083
83.50
125.00
373.50
Total ............................................................................
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Organizer survey ................................................................
Organizer Survey—6 month Follow-up .............................
Participant Form .................................................................
5,500
..........................
5,500
........................
582.00
Written comments and
recommendations concerning the
proposed information collection should
be sent by February 17, 2017 to the
SAMHSA Desk Officer at the Office of
Information and Regulatory Affairs,
Office of Management and Budget
(OMB). To ensure timely receipt of
comments, and to avoid potential delays
in OMB’s receipt and processing of mail
sent through the U.S. Postal Service,
commenters are encouraged to submit
their comments to OMB via email to:
OIRA_Submission@omb.eop.gov.
Although commenters are encouraged to
send their comments via email,
commenters may also fax their
comments to: 202–395–7285.
Commenters may also mail them to:
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Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
Agency Information Collection Activities: Submission for OMB
Review; Comment Request
Periodically, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services
Administration (SAMHSA) will publish a summary of information
collection requests under OMB review, in compliance with the Paperwork
Reduction Act (44 U.S.C. Chapter 35). To request a copy of these
documents, call the SAMHSA Reports Clearance Officer on (240) 276-1243.
Project: Assessment of the Communities Talk: Town Hall Meetings To
Prevent Underage Drinking--(OMB No. 0930-0288)--Revision
The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration/
Center for Substance Abuse Prevention (SAMHSA/CSAP) is requesting a
revision from the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) of the
information collection regarding the Assessment of the Communities
Talk: Town Hall Meetings to Prevent Underage Drinking. The current data
collection has approval under OMB No. 0930-0288, Assessment of the Town
Hall Meetings on Underage Drinking Prevention, which expires on January
31, 2017. Revisions were made to the two existing data collection
instruments: the Organizer Survey and the Participant Form (English and
Spanish versions). SAMHSA is requesting to add a new data collection
instrument titled the Organizer Survey--6 month Follow-up, in which
hosts of the Communities Talk events will opt in to provide information
on any actions that were taken as result of the Communities Talk event.
Changes
Under the current approval, the Organizer Survey consists of 30
items. Under this revision, the Organizer Survey includes 20 items
about the Communities Talk event. The following table provides a
summary of the proposed changes to the instrument.
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Current question/item Changes
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Wording change for THM................. Changed throughout to
`Communities Talk'.
q2--Location of event.................. Added Zip Code as a response
option (new q2).
q4--Length of event.................... Question updated and entry
field [(fill in)] (new q3),
q8--Other topics discussed (fill in)... Slight wording change of
question; added the words `non-
alcohol-related' (What non-
alcohol-related topics . . .);
added as a secondary question
to new q12.
q9--Promotion of the event............. Dropped `in the community' from
the question and updated the
response options (new q8).
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q10--Number of event attendees......... Provided clarification for
physical and virtual attendees
(new q9).
q13--Topics discussed at the event..... Slight wording change of
question; added the words
`alcohol-related' (. . .
following alcohol-related
topics . . .); response
options updated (new q13).
q14--Use of materials from Updated Web site address (new
www.stopalcoholabuse.gov. q17).
q16--Planned activities as a result of Updated question and response
the event. options (new q15).
q17--Satisfaction with event........... Question deleted.
q18/q19--Participation in event-related Question deleted.
webinar and identification of that
event.
q20/q21--Viewing of online training and Question deleted.
identification of that training.
q22--Utility of training to Updated lead-in to statements;
organization's prevention work. updated wording to be properly
aligned with the training and
technical assistance
performance measures for
science and service activities
(changed from . . . my
organization's [to] . . . your
organization's . . .) (new
q18).
q23--Improved capacity due to the Updated wording to be properly
training received. aligned with the training and
technical assistance
performance measures for
science and service activities
(added the word `that' to . .
. training that I received . .
.) (new q18).
q24/q25--Technical assistance (TA) Question deleted.
received and how submitted request for
TA.
q26--Utility of TA to organization's Updated lead-in to statements;
prevention work. wording to be properly aligned
with the training and
technical assistance
performance measures for
science and service activities
(changed from . . . my
organization's . . . [to] . .
. your organization's . . .)
(new q18).
q27--Improved capacity due to the TA Updated wording to be properly
received. aligned with the training and
technical assistance
performance measures for
science and service activities
(added the word `that' to . .
. TA that I received . . .)
(new q18).
q28--Share additional information about Removed the word `us' (. . .
event. share with any other . . .)
(new q19).
q29/q30--Data collected about event and Updated questions and mailing
sharing of data with SAMHSA, including information (new q20 and
information on where to send the data. secondary question to new
q20).
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Three new questions were added pertaining to what influenced the
decision to host an event (new q5), perception of how important UAD and
its consequences is to the community (new q14), and agreement with
mobilization actions statements (new q16).
The revisions were necessary to better align the data gathered to
the short-term and long-term outcomes of the Communities Talk for event
hosts, specifically--
Short-Term
Increase utility of training
Increase utility of technical assistance
Long-Term
Increase national conversations about UAD
Increase youth involvement in UAD
Increase community mobilization for UAD prevention
Increase organization capacity for prevention
Increase use of evidence-based approaches to UAD prevention
Changes were also made to the Participant Form. Under the current
approval, the Participant Form consists of 14 items. Under this
revision, the Participant Form includes 17 items about the Communities
Talk event. The following table provides a summary of the proposed
changes to the instrument, in English and Spanish.
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Current question/item Changes
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Wording change for THM................. Changed throughout to
`Communities Talk'.
q2--Location of event.................. Added Zip Code as a response
option (new q2).
q3--Most important UAD issues facing Question wording change and
community. response options updated (new
q3).
q5--Learn anything about UAD and its Slight wording change of
associated problems before attending question, added the word `new'
the event. (. . . learn anything new . .
.) (new q5).
q7--Sharing of materials or lessons Response options updated (new
learned from the event. q8).
q9--How will become more involved in Question wording change and
decreasing UAD in community. response options updated (new
q11).
q10--Gender............................ Updated to say `sex' (new q13).
q13--Race.............................. Updated order of response
options (new q16).
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Three new questions were added surrounding how often respondents
are involved in UAD prevention in the community (new q9), likelihood
will become more involved in UAD prevention in the community (new q10),
and agreement with mobilization actions statements (new q12).
The revisions were necessary to better align the data gathered to
the short-term and long-term outcomes of the Communities Talk,
specifically--
Short-Term
Increase knowledge of UAD prevention
Increase intentions to share information on UAD prevention
Long-Term
Increase national conversations about UAD
Increase youth involvement in UAD
Increase community mobilization for UAD prevention
CBOs that opt in to be contacted 6 months after completing the
Organizer Survey for SAMHSA to follow up on any actions that were taken
as a result of the Communities Talk event in their community will be
provided with the Organizer Survey--6 month Follow-up. This survey will
allow SAMHSA to measure progress towards the short- and long-term
outcomes of the Communities Talk, specifically--
Short-Term
Increase utility of training
Increase utility of technical assistance
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Long-Term
Increase national conversations about UAD
Increase youth involvement in UAD prevention
Increase community mobilization for UAD prevention
Increase capacity for prevention organizers
Increase use of evidence-based approaches to UAD prevention
The Organizer Survey--6 month Follow-up consists of 13 items and
captures information on--
Where the Communities Talk event was held;
Awareness of UAD activities that have taken place as a result
of the event;
Community mobilization and collaboration efforts;
Perception of the importance of UAD and its consequences to
the community; and
Increase in youth involvement in UAD prevention activities in
the community.
SAMHSA supports nationwide Communities Talk events every other
year. Collecting data on each round of Communities Talk events, and
using this information to inform policy and measure impact, supports
SAMHSA's strategic initiative number 1: Prevention of substance use and
mental illness. A specific goal under this initiative is to prevent or
reduce the consequences of UAD and adult problem drinking; a specific
objective is to establish the prevention of UAD as a priority issue for
states, territories, tribal entities, colleges and universities, and
communities.
SAMHSA will use the information collected to document the
implementation efforts of this nationwide initiative, determine if the
federally sponsored Communities Talk events lead to additional
activities within the community that are aimed at preventing and
reducing UAD, identify what these activities may possibly include, and
help plan for future rounds of Communities Talk events. SAMHSA intends
to post online a summary document of each round of Communities Talk
events and present findings at national conferences attended by CBOs
that have hosted these events and might host future events. Similarly,
SAMHSA plans to share findings with the Interagency Coordinating
Committee on the Prevention of Underage Drinking. Agencies within this
committee encourage their grantees to participate as the event hosts.
Additionally, the information collected will support performance
measurement for SAMHSA programs under the Government Performance
Results Act (GPRA).
Data Collection Component
SAMHSA/CSAP will use a web-based method to collect data through the
Organizer Survey and Organizer Survey--6 month Follow-up, and a paper-
and-pencil approach to collect data through the Participant Form. The
web-based application will comply with the requirements of Section 508
of the Rehabilitation Act to permit accessibility to people with
disabilities.
Every 2 years, the Organizer Survey will be completed by an
estimated 500 Communities Talk event organizers and will require only
one response per respondent. It will take an average of 10 minutes
(0.167 hours) to review the instructions and complete the survey.
Similarly, the Organizer Survey--6 month Follow-up will be completed by
an estimated 500 Communities Talk event organizers and will require
only one response per respondent. It will take an average of 15 minutes
(0.25 hours) to review the instructions and complete the survey. This
burden estimate is based on comments from three 2016 Communities Talk
event hosts who reviewed the survey and provided comments on how long
it would take them to complete it.
The Participant Form will be completed by an average of 30
participants per sampled community-based organization (n=400) and will
require only one response per respondent. It will take an average of 5
minutes (0.083 hours) to review the instructions and complete the form.
Estimated Annualized Burden Table
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Number of Responses per Total Hours per Total hour
Form name respondents respondent responses response burden
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Organizer survey............... 500 1 500 0.167 83.50
Organizer Survey--6 month 500 1 500 0.25 125.00
Follow-up.....................
Participant Form............... 4,500 1 4,500 0.083 373.50
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Total...................... 5,500 ............... 5,500 .............. 582.00
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Written comments and recommendations concerning the proposed
information collection should be sent by February 17, 2017 to the
SAMHSA Desk Officer at the Office of Information and Regulatory
Affairs, Office of Management and Budget (OMB). To ensure timely
receipt of comments, and to avoid potential delays in OMB's receipt and
processing of mail sent through the U.S. Postal Service, commenters are
encouraged to submit their comments to OMB via email to:
OIRA_Submission@omb.eop.gov. Although commenters are encouraged to send
their comments via email, commenters may also fax their comments to:
202-395-7285. Commenters may also mail them to: Office of Management
and Budget, Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, New Executive
Office Building, Room 10102, Washington, DC 20503.
Summer King,
Statistician.
[FR Doc. 2017-00980 Filed 1-17-17; 8:45 am]
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