Q2 2023-24 NDTMS reports released

The Q2 2023-24 NDTMS reports (September 2023 dataset) were released yesterday (23/11/2023). All reports were released including the new LOF report presented with Power Bi and the older SSRS/Excel reports.

Live reports, Power Bi / SSRS

Local Outcomes Framework

DOMES

Partnership Activity

Provider Activity

Adult Successful completions and re-presentations

YP Activity

YP Executive Summary

Outcomes Exits

Outcomes review

Outcomes Exception

CJIT

Outcomes Young People partnership

Outcomes Young People provider

Download only Excel reports:

PHOF C20 Companion

Adult Prison Quarterly Treatment

Section 7a Key Service Outcomes

Blood Borne Viruses

Mutual Aid

Sub-Intervention Review

Impact of COVID-19 on treatment

Published on 24 November 2023

Invitation to join one of two webinars in November providing an overview of the Treatment and recovery unmet need toolkit

OHID will be running two walkthrough sessions to cover this component of the toolkit to provide a detailed overview of the data, purpose and functionality of the tool as well as providing an opportunity for you to raise questions. The dates and invites are below. Please feel free to attend either session and to pass the joining details on to others that might be interested.

Published on 01 November 2023

August dataset reports released

The August dataset reports have been released and are available now. This includes the Local Outcomes Framework report, partnership and provider successful completions reports, community criminal justice report and the downloadable Mutual Aid report.

The Impact of COVID-19 on treatment activity monitoring reports have been delayed by a data processing issue. These reports will be released next week.

The next release will be Q3 23-24 reports (September 2023 dataset) due out 23/11/2023.

Published on 26 October 2023

Release of criminal justice component of the OHID treatment and recovery unmet need toolkit

We are pleased to announce the criminal justice component of the OHID treatment and recovery unmet need toolkit has now been released.

It presents a range of data from criminal justice teams, prisons and community treatment providers that can help users with an understanding of how the pathways into treatment from the criminal justice system are currently working and where there might be room for improvement.

Guidance documents have also been incorporated into the report that offer advice, evidence and examples of good practice.

This new component of the toolkit is aimed at all local stakeholders involved in the support of people with drug and alcohol problems who are in contact with the criminal justice system. This includes commissioning teams, those working in secure settings, treatment providers and criminal justice teams.

Published on 13 October 2023

Release of new opiate and crack prevalence estimates and unmet need toolkit

The new unmet need toolkit provides local areas with the updated estimates of the prevalence of illicit opiate and/or crack cocaine use as well as the estimated number of people with alcohol dependency. NDTMS data is also included that reports the levels of unmet need for the different prevalence substance groups as well as by age, gender and for people that are currently or previously injecting.

This data enables an area to understand for which specific cohorts treatment access is currently working well and those where it isn’t. Referral source data has also been incorporated to identify the pathways that are currently in place, for which cohorts of service users and where there might be gaps in this provision.

Finally, a range of guidance documents have been incorporated that offer advice, evidence and examples of good practice in reducing unmet need and improving referral pathways and the general attractiveness of drug and alcohol treatment providers to those people that require it.

OHID will be running two walkthrough sessions for the prevalence and unmet need toolkit to provide a detailed overview of the data, purpose and functionality of the tool as well as providing an opportunity for people to raise any questions or suggestions they might have. The dates and invites are below. Please feel free to attend either and to pass this on to others who might be interested. 

Friday 8^th September at 10 – 11.30am

Microsoft Teams meeting

Join on your computer, mobile app or room device

Click here to join the meeting [teams.microsoft.com]

Meeting ID: 315 084 652 528
Passcode: xiZEq4

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Join with a video conferencing device

892762625@t.plcm.vc

Video Conference ID: 126 893 415 2

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Or call in (audio only)

+44 20 3443 8728,,63897911#   United Kingdom, London

Phone Conference ID: 638 979 11# 

Tuesday 12^th September 11 – 12.30pm

Microsoft Teams meeting

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Meeting ID: 383 018 064 281
Passcode: xFhWb8

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892762625@t.plcm.vc

Video Conference ID: 128 398 998 2

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+44 20 3443 8728,,65713862#   United Kingdom, London

Phone Conference ID: 657 138 62# 

Published on 23 August 2023