Integrated Substance Use Partnership October 2016 What is the - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

▶

Mar 17, 2023 137 likes •235 views

Integrated Substance Use Partnership October 2016 What is the change? Expanded reach or treatment to maximize engagement- support in community locations and at home Increased access to Education Training and Employment support An

SLIDE 1

Integrated Substance Use Partnership

October 2016

SLIDE 2

What is the change?

Expanded reach or treatment to maximize

engagement- support in community locations and at home

Increased access to Education Training and

Employment support

An approach to treatment that uses community

resources as a key part of what we do

A focus on ‘Early Intervention’ – Wellbeing based

work.

A renewed focus on the needs of drinkers-

including a specialist alcohol service

SLIDE 3

The Alcohol Service Drug & Alcohol Wellbeing Service PCSS Hep C & HIV treatment Build on Belief Education, Training & Employment Group Work Hidden Harm Service Mutual Aid Outside Edge Resolution Clinic The Firm Hospitals GPs Stop Smoking Services Healthy hearts Children’s Services Housing LGBT Services Sexual Health Services Domestic Violence Criminal Justice Mental Health Tier 4 Treatment Club Drug Clinic

SLIDE 4

Drug & Alcohol Users - Settings

GP Surgeries
Home
Job Centres
Hostels
Community Centres
Hospitals

SLIDE 5

Alcohol Users - Interventions

Access to inpatient detox & residential rehab
Structured counselling
Community based alcohol detox
Extended brief interventions
Assessment advice and information
Hospital alcohol liaison team
Older people’s team
Clinically assisted alcohol reduction plans

SLIDE 6

Drug Users- Interventions

Prescribing and BBV support led by our team of

doctors

Dual Diagnosis support
Group Work
Family & Carers Support
SMART Recovery, Fellowships
Training and consultancy for community partners
Education Training and Employment Support
Recovery Social Clubs on Weekends
Specialist support for young people

SLIDE 7

Primary Care Support Service

Primary Care Focused
Collaborative work GP’s and diverse

healthcare professionals

Historical cohort
Quality of life & Recovery
Partnership

SLIDE 8

Specialist Support

Club Drug Clinic
Antidote - for LGBT service users
Resolution Clinic
Smart Muscle- specialist support for steroid

users

SLIDE 9

Making Referrals- No Wrong Front Door

The referral form and details are on SystmOne Referrals are triaged to ensure the right response Contacts

Drug & Alcohol Wellbeing Service: 03303038080

Manager mark.dronfield@turning-point.co.uk

The Alcohol Service: 08000147440

Manager: andrulla.garcia@cgl.org.uk

Primary Care Support Service: 02088344734