Figures and Tables Index

• Figure 1: Days of Poor Mental Health in Past Month by Age Group, 2009
• Figure HM-1: • Figure HM-1: Percent of Alaskans Reporting Frequent Mental Distress, 2001-2009
• Figure HM-2: Mean Number of Days in Past Month when Mental Health was not Good, Alaska and U.S., 2001-2009
• Figure 2: Adults who Engage in Heavy Drinking Alaska and U.S., 2004-2010
• Figure 3: Adults who Engage in Binge Drinking, Alaska and U.S., 2004-2010
• Figure HA-2: Rate of Alcohol-induced Deaths, Alaska and U.S. by Year, 2001-2009
• Figure HA-3: Illicit Drug Use, Alaska and U.S., Ages 12 and Older
• Figure 4:Percentage of Mothers Reporting Having Any Alcoholic Drinks during Last 3 Months of Pregnancy
• Figure HA-4: FASD Prevalence by Birth Year, Alaska Birth Defects Registry, 1998 - 2003
• Figure 5: Suicide Rate by Year, Alaska and U.S., 2001 – 2009
• Figure 6: Alaska Suicide Rates (and Numbers) by Region, 2000-2009 (map)
• Figure HS-1: Alaska Teen Suicides (Ages 15-19), 2000-2009
• Figure HS-2: Non-fatal Suicide Attempts by Sex, 2001-2009
• Figure HS-3: Non-Fatal Suicide Attempts Requiring Hospitalization, Alaska and U.S. by Year, 2001-2009
• Figure HC-1: Estimated Number of Alaska Mental Health Trust Beneficiaries Served by DHSS Divisions
• Figure HC-2: Number of Complaints to Long Term Care Ombudsman
• Figure HC-3a: Consumers Satisfied with Public Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services -- Adults
• Figure HC-3b: Consumers Satisfied with Public Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services -- Youth / Families with Youth
• Figure 7: Number of Children with a Protective Service Report by Maltreatment Type
• Figure WS-1: Rate of Child Maltreatment (0-17 Years), Alaska and U.S.
• Figure WS-2: Rate of Repeat Maltreatment of Children,SFY 2007-2010
• Table S-1: Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Statistics by State Fiscal Year
• Figure WS-3: Percentage of Alaskan Adults who have Experienced Domestic Violence over their Lifetime
• Figure WS-4: Non-Fatal Hospitalized Injuries due to Falls, Age 65+, Alaska and U.S.
• Figure 9: Positive Outcomes in Life Domains: Adult and Youth (Percent of Behavioral Health Consumers Improving or Maintaining Quality of Life), FY 2008
• Figure 10: Estimated Rate of Homelessness in Alaska by Year, 2000-2009
• Figure 11: High School Graduation Rates for Students Receiving Special Education Compared with Students Not Receiving Special Education
• Figure DL-1: Grade 10 Students Passing Qualifying Exams: Students Receiving Special Education and Students Not Receiving Special Education
• Figure 12: Monthly SSI/APA Payments: Percent Below Alaska Poverty Level by Year, 2000-2009
• Figure 13: Population Age 18 and Over by Income Level and Disability Status, 2007-2008
• Figure 14: Number of Trust Beneficiaries Receiving Support through Division of Vocational Rehabilitation vs. Number Employed
• Figure ES-1: IDD Waiver Recipients who Receive Supported Employment Services
• Figure ES-2: Average Number of Participants in Medicaid Buy-in Option
• Figure ES-3: Average Annual Unemployment Rate, Alaska and U.S. by Year, 1999-2009
• Table E-1: Alaska Rent-Wage Disparity by Census Area, 2010
• Figure 15: Components of Care for Three or More Beneficiary Groups
• Figure 16A: Children Admitted to Residential Psychiatric Treatment Centers, In-State and Out-of-State by Year, 2001-2008
• Figure 16B: Recidivism Rate for RPTC Care
• Figure WD-1: Behavioral Health Program Degrees and Certificates Awarded at Alaska's Universities
• Figure 17A: Reduction in Episodes of Incarceration for Bridge Home Program Participants,  2005-2009
• Figure 17B: Reduction in Days of Incarceration for Bridge Home Program Participants, 2005-2009
• Figure WD-2: University of Alaska Behavioral Health Program Enrollment
• Table 2: Current CIMHP Services Matrix
• Definitions for Levels of Community
• Continuum of Care Matrix for Alaskans with Mental Illness or Chronic Alcoholism
• Continuum of Care Matrix for Alaskans with Developmental Disabilities
• Continuum of Care Matrix for Alaskans with Alzheimer’s Disease or Related Dementia