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DMHAS promotes the use of data-driven information to guide policy, planning and decision making. An array of research and planning tools are used to provide information and recommendations to enhance program development, service delivery, outcomes and accountability. This section contains a wide range of reports to inform and educate our stakeholders about behavioral health care data in New Jersey.
In accordance with N.J. Stat. § 30:4-27.9a, hospitals and emergency departments in New Jersey are required to submit quarterly reports to the Department of Human Services. These reports provide detailed information on the involuntary detainment of individuals and the continued hold of individuals according to the amended civil commitment statute, including the number of applications for temporary court orders, the number of granted orders, the characteristics of the detained individuals, and the duration of detainments.
At this time, the Department of Health has only handled one (1) application for a temporary bed pursuant to N.J.S.A. 30:4-27.9a. The study pursuant to N.J.S.A. 30:4-27.3a is underway and will be posted here once available.
Table 1 - Continued Hold Order Details
Table 2 - Patient Details
Table 1 - Continued Hold Order Details
Table 1 - Continued Hold Order Details Revised 9/4/2025
Table 2 - Patient Details
Table 2 - Patient Details Revised 9/4/2025
Table 1 - Continued Hold Order Details
Table 1 - Continued Hold Order Details Revised 9/4/2025
Table 2 - Patient Details
Table 2 - Patient Details Revised 9/4/2025
Table 1 - Continued Hold Order Details
Table 2 - Patient Details
Table 1 - Continued Hold Order Details
Table 2 - Patient Details
Table 1 - Continued Hold Order Details
Table 1 - Continued Hold Order Details Revised 2/10/2025
Table 2 - Patient Details
Table 2 - Patient Details Revised 2/10/2025
Table 1 - Continued Hold Order Details
Table 1 - Continued Hold Order Details Revised 2/10/2025
Table 2 - Patient Details
Table 2 - Patient Details Revised 2/10/2025
2017-2024 Substance Use Overview Dashboard
2017-2023 Performance Reports for Substance Use Treatment
- FY 2024-25 CMHS SUPTRS Block Grant Application Plan
- FY 2023 CMHS SUPTRS Block Grant Application
- FY 2020-21 SAPT CMHS Block Grant Application Plan
- FY 2021 SAPT CMHS Block Grant Application
- FY 2023 CMHS Block Grant Implementation Report
- FY 2022 CMHS Block Grant Implementation Report
- FY 2021 CMHS Block Grant Implementation Report
- FY 2020 CMHS Block Grant Implementation Report
- FY 2023 SUPTRS Block Grant Implementation Report
- FY 2022 SUPTRS Block Grant Implementation Report
- FY 2021 SUPTRS Block Grant Implementation Report
- FY 2020 SAPT Block Grant Implementation Report
- FFY 2025
- FFY 2025 Synar Survey Results
- FFY 2024
- FFY 2024 Synar Survey Results
- FFY 2023
- FFY 2023 Synar Survey Results
- FFY 2022
- FFY 2022 Synar Survey Results
- FFY 2021
- FFY 2021 Synar Survey Results
- FFY 2020
- FFY 2020 Synar Suvey Results
- FFY 2019
- FFY 2018
- FFY 2017
- FFY 2016
- FFY 2015
- FFY 2014
- FFY 2013
- FFY 2012
- FFY 2011
- FFY 2010
- FFY 2009
New Jersey Opioid Response Report 2019-2020 (December 2022)
- Guidelines for Best Practices in Peer Recovery Services (June 2023)
- NJSAMS Heroin Report (May 2011)
- Adolescent Task Force Report (January 11, 2011)
- Estimating the Extent of Illicit Drug Abuse in New Jersey Using Capture-recapture Analysis (2005)
Summer Heat and Sun Risks
for Antipsychotic Medication Users
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Publications and Resources for Veterans and Military Families - provided by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)
- Inventory and Need Assessment Report for 2022
- Inventory and Need Assessment Report for 2016
- Inventory and Need Assessment Report for 2015
- Treatment Need by Drug Type - 2010
- Treatment Need by Drug Type - 2003
- Treatment Needs for Alcohol and Drug Treatment - 2003
- Total Need for Substance Abuse Map 1 - 2003
- Illicit Drug Treatment Needs Map 2 - 2003
- Young Adult Survey(March 2024)
Middle School Risk & Protective Factor Statewide Survey
DMHAS contracted with Montclair University, Center for Research and Evaluation of Education and Human Services, on conducting The New Jersey Middle School Survey for 7th and 8th graders. This survey instrument reflects new and emerging trends (trend selections as far back as 2012) and students are asked about substance use, vaping, gaming and gambling, mental health, bullying and social media, and risk and protective measures. Results from this survey are used by a variety of community stakeholders and state agencies to inform prevention programming. This data is also used to inform funding for NJ state investments in efforts to reduce adolescent substance use. This survey was conducted February-June 2023.
Middle School Survey Dashboard
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2021 Middle School Survey by County:
- Atlantic
- Middlesex
- Bergen
- Monmouth
- Burlington
- Morris
- Camden
- Ocean
- Cape May
- Passaic
- Cumberland
- Salem
- Essex
- Somerset
- Gloucester
- Sussex
- Hudson
- Union
- Hunterdon
- Warren
- Mercer
2012 Middle School Survey by County:
- Atlantic
- Middlesex
- Bergen
- Monmouth
- Burlington
- Morris
- Camden
- Ocean
- Cape May
- Passaic
- Cumberland
- Salem
- Essex
- Somerset
- Gloucester
- Sussex
- Hudson
- Union
- Hunterdon
- Warren
- Mercer
2012 Middle School Survey by Substance: