DATIS DATIS Supporting Ontario s Healthcare System with s - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

datis datis supporting ontario s healthcare system with s
SMART_READER_LITE
LIVE PREVIEW

DATIS DATIS Supporting Ontario s Healthcare System with s - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

DATIS DATIS Supporting Ontario s Healthcare System with s Healthcare System with Supporting Ontario High Quality Information High Quality Information What we would like to discuss today What we would like to discuss today DATIS


slide-1
SLIDE 1

DATIS DATIS

Supporting Ontario Supporting Ontario’ ’s Healthcare System with s Healthcare System with High Quality Information High Quality Information

slide-2
SLIDE 2

What we would like to discuss today What we would like to discuss today

DATIS DTFP – Review of Addiction Treatment Data Elements & Provincial Service Categories. DATIS History. Answering your questions.

slide-3
SLIDE 3

Who We Are Who We Are

The Drug & Alcohol Treatment Information System was created in 1994 as a project of the Addiction Research Foundation. DATIS is currently a Centre for Addiction and Mental Health program fully funded by the Ministry of Health & Long Term Care – Health Data Branch. DATIS is composed of two departments. The Database & Reports Team is responsible for the Oracle database, reports and Software maintenance. The Data Quality Team is responsible for Quality Improvement and agency support & training.

slide-4
SLIDE 4

Via Catalyst and Interface, DATIS collects 66 mandatory fields, ADAT tools and offers the capacity to collect 25 additional agency-driven optional fields.

Scope Scope

There are currently close to 170 participating agencies submitting mandated data to DATIS via Catalyst, a Software developed and maintained by DATIS. To date, DATIS has demographic and service delivery data on close to one million clients who have received SA & PG services.

slide-5
SLIDE 5

DATIS DTFP DATIS DTFP

America’s binge drinking time. 18

t h

century 1 7 7 7 First descriptions

  • f alcoholism as

addiction. 1 9

th

c e n t u r y Temperance and abstinence movement and societies. 1914-1938 Harrison Anti-Narcotics Act and criminalization

  • f addiction.

Alcohol prohibition laws; Great depression 1935 Alcoholic Anonymous 1 9 6

  • 1

9 7 6 Surge in drug use and rapid expansion

  • f addiction services

Development of a professional system

  • f treatment

Pre-1998 P r e

  • 2

1 2 8 Future ARF started collecting data,

  • ne of the first health data

bases. Catalyst developed from CASEBASE data elements. DTFP Recommendations to change data collection.

slide-6
SLIDE 6

The future lies in the best practice of data collection.

DATIS DTFP DATIS DTFP

slide-7
SLIDE 7

Professionalization of the treatment involves the best practice of data collection.

DATIS DTFP DATIS DTFP

This allows for a better data analysis and recommendations for future changes.

slide-8
SLIDE 8

DATIS DTFP DATIS DTFP

slide-9
SLIDE 9

DATIS DTFP DTFP

Revising the underlying Catalyst code Stronger reporting environment

slide-10
SLIDE 10

Current Required Fields Current Required Fields

PRE‐ADMISSION Client Information Screen

Client Site Number DATIS Key

(Auto generated)

First Name (First Initial) Last Name (First Initial) Last Name at Birth

(First Initial)

Date of Birth Gender City County Complete Postal Code Address Effective Date Preferred Language of Service Ethnicity

REGISTRATION IN PROGRAM(S) Program Information Screen

Program Name Functional Centre (Auto generated) Program Site Number Program Start Date Program Start Time

(Residential WMS Only)

TERMINATION FROM PROGRAM(S) Program Information Screen

Program End Date Program End Time (Residential WMS Only) Reason for Termination Direct Service Time (Total Hours) Indirect Service Time

(Total Hours)

Total Sessions Length of Stay/Service

(Auto generated)

OUTGOING REFERRALS Outgoing Referral Information Screen

Refer to Functional Centre Refer to Service Type Referred On Date

slide-11
SLIDE 11

Admission Information Admission Site No. Admission Status (Auto generated) Admission Date Referred On Date Referring Source 1 Client Type Treatment Mandated/Required By Legal Status Young Offender Relationship Status Employment Status Education Income Source Gambling Problems and Activities Gambling Identified as a Problem Treatment Plan Gambling Activities Engaged in Past 12 Months

Reason For Not Completing the Gambling Data Form

(Designated Gambling Agencies Only)

Substance Use Presenting Problem Substances Frequency in Last 30 Days Substances Used in Past 12 Months Prescribed Drugs Methadone/Opioid Substitute

ADMISSION TO AGENCY Admission Information Screen

Current Required Fields Current Required Fields

slide-12
SLIDE 12

Health Status/Problems Vision Hearing Mobility Pregnant Non‐Medical Intravenous Drug Use Number of Overnight Hospitalizations in Last 12 Months for Physical Problems Diagnosed With a Mental Health Problem by a Qualified Mental Health Professional: Within Last 12 Months Within Lifetime Hospitalized For a Mental Health Problem: Within Last 12 Months Within Lifetime Received Treatment For a Mental Health, Emotional, Behavioural Or Psychological Problem From a Community Mental Health Program or Professional: Currently Within Last 12 Months Within Lifetime Prescribed Medication For a Mental Health Problem: Currently Within Lifetime

ADMISSION TO AGENCY Admission Information Screen

DATIS Current Required Fields Current Required Fields

slide-13
SLIDE 13

Gambling Data Form (Required for Designated Gambling Agencies)

\

Reason for Seeking Help Frequency of Location of Gambling in Past 12 Months: Number of Years Gambling Has Negatively Affected Life 17 Locations Length of Time Since Last Gambled Top Three Locations of Gambling: Identification of Gambling Problem Major First Other Second Other Frequency of Gambling Activity in Past 12 Months: 19 Activities Top Three Gambling Activities: Percentage of Time Gambled: Major First Other Second Other in Ontario in another Province Outside Canada

ADMISSION TO AGENCY Admission Information Screen

Current Required Fields Current Required Fields

slide-14
SLIDE 14

Answering your questions