Planning for the future.

Performance


Our performance and success is measured by a variety of statistics, many of which are related to the success of treatment.
Some examples are:
  • Number of people entering treatment
  • Numbers of problem drug users in effective treatment (for at least 12 weeks and or successfully discharged)
  • Numbers successfully discharged

 

Below is a summary of community treatment services, using nationally recognised statistics.

 

Numbers in treatment 2007/08 – 2009/10

  April 07 – March 08 April 08 – March 09 [1] April 09 – March 10

Number of problem drug users in effective treatment [2]

2109 2343 2397

Number of adult drug users in effective treatment [3]

2841 3232 3091

Number of adults in structured alcohol treatment [4]

not available  2129 2220

2010/11 Drug Treatment Performance

  Jan – Mar 2010  Apr – Jun 2010 Jul – Sep 2010 Oct – Dec 2010 Jan –Mar 2011

The number of new treatment journeys [5]

 

378 470 449 409  395
The number of Problem Drug Users (PDUs) in effective treatment [6] 211 221 218  196  n/a
Number of drug users completing treatment successfully [7] 118 217 215  238  226
Number of drug users completing treatment successfully as a percentage of all treatment completions [7] 67% 63% 56%  57%  58%

2010/11 Alcohol Treatment Performance

  Jan – Mar 2010 Apr – Jun 2010 Jul – Sep 2010  Oct– Dec 2010  Jan –Mar 2011 
The number of adults coming in to treatment 582 442 362 269 417
Number of adults completing treatment from dependence on alcohol 451 191 234 219 243
Number of adults completing treatment from dependence on alcohol as a percentage of all alcohol treatment completions 56% 70% 67% 67% 67%

Inpatient detoxification

Information on the number of referrals made to inpatient detoxification centres are published on a quarterly basis.
2010 / 2011 Inpatient detoxifcation figures (Jan 2010) (PDF 24kb)


References

[1] Sources as at May 2010 ndtms.net
[2] Defined as the number of people using heroin, other opiates or crack cocaine retained in structured treatment for at least 12 weeks or discharged successfully in less than 12 weeks.
[3] Defined as the number of people over 18 using any drug retained in structured treatment for at least 12 weeks or discharged successfully in less than 12 weeks.
[4] Defined as the number of people over 18 with alcohol recorded as primary problem substance accessing structured treatment
[5] Drug users aged over 18
[6] Effective Engagement of New Treatment Journeys only, does not include existing clients
[7] Successful treatment completion defined as: People leaving treatment recorded as: ‘Treatment completed’ and ‘Treatment completed drug free’ or ‘Treatment completed alcohol free’.

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