QAC Goes Purple - 3 Minute (POST Campaign) Survey November 2018-March 1, 2019

This quick POST survey is being distributed to help the QAC Drug Free Coalition understand if their partnership efforts were effective to educate the public about ways to prevent and reduce opioid addiction in Queen Anne’s County, as a result of the Purple Campaign conducted from September through November 2018. A similar survey was distributed prior to the Purple Campaign this year. You are welcome to complete this POST survey whether or not you completed the PRE Survey. The survey is intended for ages 18 and over. However, with parent permission, individuals ages 16-17 may also participate. Please provide an HONEST response to each of the following nine questions. This POST survey will be open from now through March 1, 2019. Thank you so very much for participating!

	I did NOT know this (prior to taking this survey).	I was aware of this (prior to taking this survey).	I was somewhat aware of this (prior to taking this survey).
A. Opioids include prescription drugs (pain relievers) and heroin.	A. Opioids include prescription drugs (pain relievers) and heroin. I did NOT know this (prior to taking this survey).	A. Opioids include prescription drugs (pain relievers) and heroin. I was aware of this (prior to taking this survey).	A. Opioids include prescription drugs (pain relievers) and heroin. I was somewhat aware of this (prior to taking this survey).
B. QAC Goes Purple was a campaign launched on September 1, 2018 to raise awareness about preventing and reducing opioid use.	B. QAC Goes Purple was a campaign launched on September 1, 2018 to raise awareness about preventing and reducing opioid use. I did NOT know this (prior to taking this survey).	B. QAC Goes Purple was a campaign launched on September 1, 2018 to raise awareness about preventing and reducing opioid use. I was aware of this (prior to taking this survey).	B. QAC Goes Purple was a campaign launched on September 1, 2018 to raise awareness about preventing and reducing opioid use. I was somewhat aware of this (prior to taking this survey).
C. Opiate/Heroin addiction is a chronic brain disease.	C. Opiate/Heroin addiction is a chronic brain disease. I did NOT know this (prior to taking this survey).	C. Opiate/Heroin addiction is a chronic brain disease. I was aware of this (prior to taking this survey).	C. Opiate/Heroin addiction is a chronic brain disease. I was somewhat aware of this (prior to taking this survey).
D. The Good Samaritan Law protects the caller and the overdose victim from arrest and/or prosecution for simple drug possession, possession of paraphernalia, and/or being under the influence.	D. The Good Samaritan Law protects the caller and the overdose victim from arrest and/or prosecution for simple drug possession, possession of paraphernalia, and/or being under the influence. I did NOT know this (prior to taking this survey).	D. The Good Samaritan Law protects the caller and the overdose victim from arrest and/or prosecution for simple drug possession, possession of paraphernalia, and/or being under the influence. I was aware of this (prior to taking this survey).	D. The Good Samaritan Law protects the caller and the overdose victim from arrest and/or prosecution for simple drug possession, possession of paraphernalia, and/or being under the influence. I was somewhat aware of this (prior to taking this survey).
E. NARCAN® (naloxone) is FDA-approved for the emergency treatment of a known or suspected opioid overdose.	E. NARCAN® (naloxone) is FDA-approved for the emergency treatment of a known or suspected opioid overdose. I did NOT know this (prior to taking this survey).	E. NARCAN® (naloxone) is FDA-approved for the emergency treatment of a known or suspected opioid overdose. I was aware of this (prior to taking this survey).	E. NARCAN® (naloxone) is FDA-approved for the emergency treatment of a known or suspected opioid overdose. I was somewhat aware of this (prior to taking this survey).
F. Anyone can get NARCAN® (naloxone) at a Maryland pharmacy without a prescription.	F. Anyone can get NARCAN® (naloxone) at a Maryland pharmacy without a prescription. I did NOT know this (prior to taking this survey).	F. Anyone can get NARCAN® (naloxone) at a Maryland pharmacy without a prescription. I was aware of this (prior to taking this survey).	F. Anyone can get NARCAN® (naloxone) at a Maryland pharmacy without a prescription. I was somewhat aware of this (prior to taking this survey).
G. If you suspect an overdose, call 911 before administering NARCAN® (naloxone) and stay with the person.	G. If you suspect an overdose, call 911 before administering NARCAN® (naloxone) and stay with the person. I did NOT know this (prior to taking this survey).	G. If you suspect an overdose, call 911 before administering NARCAN® (naloxone) and stay with the person. I was aware of this (prior to taking this survey).	G. If you suspect an overdose, call 911 before administering NARCAN® (naloxone) and stay with the person. I was somewhat aware of this (prior to taking this survey).
H. 12 step self-help groups (NA, AA, CR) are free and they work.	H. 12 step self-help groups (NA, AA, CR) are free and they work. I did NOT know this (prior to taking this survey).	H. 12 step self-help groups (NA, AA, CR) are free and they work. I was aware of this (prior to taking this survey).	H. 12 step self-help groups (NA, AA, CR) are free and they work. I was somewhat aware of this (prior to taking this survey).
I. Prescription medications should be kept in a locked area and unused or expired medications can be dropped off 24/7 at police stations, with no questions asked.	I. Prescription medications should be kept in a locked area and unused or expired medications can be dropped off 24/7 at police stations, with no questions asked. I did NOT know this (prior to taking this survey).	I. Prescription medications should be kept in a locked area and unused or expired medications can be dropped off 24/7 at police stations, with no questions asked. I was aware of this (prior to taking this survey).	I. Prescription medications should be kept in a locked area and unused or expired medications can be dropped off 24/7 at police stations, with no questions asked. I was somewhat aware of this (prior to taking this survey).
J. Vivitrol®, a prescription medicine given by shot once a month, can help prevent an opiate/heroin relapse.	J. Vivitrol®, a prescription medicine given by shot once a month, can help prevent an opiate/heroin relapse. I did NOT know this (prior to taking this survey).	J. Vivitrol®, a prescription medicine given by shot once a month, can help prevent an opiate/heroin relapse. I was aware of this (prior to taking this survey).	J. Vivitrol®, a prescription medicine given by shot once a month, can help prevent an opiate/heroin relapse. I was somewhat aware of this (prior to taking this survey).
K. The Health Department’s Addictions Program can provide referrals to treatment, help and support for those who want to stop using opioids.	K. The Health Department’s Addictions Program can provide referrals to treatment, help and support for those who want to stop using opioids. I did NOT know this (prior to taking this survey).	K. The Health Department’s Addictions Program can provide referrals to treatment, help and support for those who want to stop using opioids. I was aware of this (prior to taking this survey).	K. The Health Department’s Addictions Program can provide referrals to treatment, help and support for those who want to stop using opioids. I was somewhat aware of this (prior to taking this survey).

I did NOT know this (prior to taking this survey).

I was aware of this (prior to taking this survey).

I was somewhat aware of this (prior to taking this survey).

A. Opioids include prescription drugs (pain relievers) and heroin.

A. Opioids include prescription drugs (pain relievers) and heroin. I did NOT know this (prior to taking this survey).

A. Opioids include prescription drugs (pain relievers) and heroin. I was aware of this (prior to taking this survey).

A. Opioids include prescription drugs (pain relievers) and heroin. I was somewhat aware of this (prior to taking this survey).

B. QAC Goes Purple was a campaign launched on September 1, 2018 to raise awareness about preventing and reducing opioid use.

B. QAC Goes Purple was a campaign launched on September 1, 2018 to raise awareness about preventing and reducing opioid use. I did NOT know this (prior to taking this survey).

B. QAC Goes Purple was a campaign launched on September 1, 2018 to raise awareness about preventing and reducing opioid use. I was aware of this (prior to taking this survey).

B. QAC Goes Purple was a campaign launched on September 1, 2018 to raise awareness about preventing and reducing opioid use. I was somewhat aware of this (prior to taking this survey).

C. Opiate/Heroin addiction is a chronic brain disease.

C. Opiate/Heroin addiction is a chronic brain disease. I did NOT know this (prior to taking this survey).

C. Opiate/Heroin addiction is a chronic brain disease. I was aware of this (prior to taking this survey).

C. Opiate/Heroin addiction is a chronic brain disease. I was somewhat aware of this (prior to taking this survey).

D. The Good Samaritan Law protects the caller and the overdose victim from arrest and/or prosecution for simple drug possession, possession of paraphernalia, and/or being under the influence.

D. The Good Samaritan Law protects the caller and the overdose victim from arrest and/or prosecution for simple drug possession, possession of paraphernalia, and/or being under the influence. I did NOT know this (prior to taking this survey).

E. NARCAN® (naloxone) is FDA-approved for the emergency treatment of a known or suspected opioid overdose.

E. NARCAN® (naloxone) is FDA-approved for the emergency treatment of a known or suspected opioid overdose. I did NOT know this (prior to taking this survey).

E. NARCAN® (naloxone) is FDA-approved for the emergency treatment of a known or suspected opioid overdose. I was aware of this (prior to taking this survey).

E. NARCAN® (naloxone) is FDA-approved for the emergency treatment of a known or suspected opioid overdose. I was somewhat aware of this (prior to taking this survey).

F. Anyone can get NARCAN® (naloxone) at a Maryland pharmacy without a prescription.

F. Anyone can get NARCAN® (naloxone) at a Maryland pharmacy without a prescription. I did NOT know this (prior to taking this survey).

F. Anyone can get NARCAN® (naloxone) at a Maryland pharmacy without a prescription. I was aware of this (prior to taking this survey).

F. Anyone can get NARCAN® (naloxone) at a Maryland pharmacy without a prescription. I was somewhat aware of this (prior to taking this survey).

G. If you suspect an overdose, call 911 before administering NARCAN® (naloxone) and stay with the person.

G. If you suspect an overdose, call 911 before administering NARCAN® (naloxone) and stay with the person. I did NOT know this (prior to taking this survey).

G. If you suspect an overdose, call 911 before administering NARCAN® (naloxone) and stay with the person. I was aware of this (prior to taking this survey).

G. If you suspect an overdose, call 911 before administering NARCAN® (naloxone) and stay with the person. I was somewhat aware of this (prior to taking this survey).

H. 12 step self-help groups (NA, AA, CR) are free and they work.

H. 12 step self-help groups (NA, AA, CR) are free and they work. I did NOT know this (prior to taking this survey).

H. 12 step self-help groups (NA, AA, CR) are free and they work. I was aware of this (prior to taking this survey).

H. 12 step self-help groups (NA, AA, CR) are free and they work. I was somewhat aware of this (prior to taking this survey).

I. Prescription medications should be kept in a locked area and unused or expired medications can be dropped off 24/7 at police stations, with no questions asked.

I. Prescription medications should be kept in a locked area and unused or expired medications can be dropped off 24/7 at police stations, with no questions asked. I did NOT know this (prior to taking this survey).

I. Prescription medications should be kept in a locked area and unused or expired medications can be dropped off 24/7 at police stations, with no questions asked. I was aware of this (prior to taking this survey).

I. Prescription medications should be kept in a locked area and unused or expired medications can be dropped off 24/7 at police stations, with no questions asked. I was somewhat aware of this (prior to taking this survey).

J. Vivitrol®, a prescription medicine given by shot once a month, can help prevent an opiate/heroin relapse.

J. Vivitrol®, a prescription medicine given by shot once a month, can help prevent an opiate/heroin relapse. I did NOT know this (prior to taking this survey).

J. Vivitrol®, a prescription medicine given by shot once a month, can help prevent an opiate/heroin relapse. I was aware of this (prior to taking this survey).

J. Vivitrol®, a prescription medicine given by shot once a month, can help prevent an opiate/heroin relapse. I was somewhat aware of this (prior to taking this survey).

K. The Health Department’s Addictions Program can provide referrals to treatment, help and support for those who want to stop using opioids.

K. The Health Department’s Addictions Program can provide referrals to treatment, help and support for those who want to stop using opioids. I did NOT know this (prior to taking this survey).

K. The Health Department’s Addictions Program can provide referrals to treatment, help and support for those who want to stop using opioids. I was aware of this (prior to taking this survey).

K. The Health Department’s Addictions Program can provide referrals to treatment, help and support for those who want to stop using opioids. I was somewhat aware of this (prior to taking this survey).

QAC Goes Purple - 3 Minute (POST Campaign) Survey November 2018-March 1, 2019

Please read the description below and click "OK" when finished.

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* 1. Are you a Queen Anne’s County (Check all that apply)

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* 2. Are you (Check one)

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* 3. Are you (Check all that apply)

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* 4. In what month are you taking this survey?

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* 5. Through what organization or group did you receive this survey?

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* 6. Please read each of the following TRUE statements and check the response that indicates to what extent you were aware of the statement PRIOR to taking this survey.

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* 7. My suggestions for improving the Purple Campaign in Queen Anne's County are:

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* 8. I completed a PRE Purple Campaign Survey during the summer of 2018.

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* 9. In what ways did you encounter (see/ read/ hear about) the Purple Campaign in Queen Anne's County from September to November 2018? Check either response A or all that apply from responses B to N.