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IMS Quarterly Monitoring Report Quarter 1: 2020-21 INTRODUCTION: Issue: 1 Updated: CLIENT COHORT SUMMARY: HALTON CLIENT NUMBERS & PREVALENCE ESTIMATES: LOCAL AUTHORITY AREAS Cheshire East Cheshire West & Chester Halton Knowsley Liverpool Sefton St. Helens Warrington Wirral Cheshire & Merseyside 6,754 5,467 911 3.2 2.8 2.2 0.1 20,147 8.2 2,173 6.8 7,926 2.8 1.7 3.6 1.6 3.3 2.6 2.7 557 4,208 1 767 1,308 354 3.4 5.6 0.8 2.8 713 0.9 1,002 483 420 2.0 2,264 1,576 2.5 All Individuals Rate per 1,000 popul PWID Psycho- active Drugs Rate per 1,000 popul PWID Steroid & IPEDs 12.6 1,902 9.1 1,307 10.3 941 6.4 8,048 16.6 1,647 6.0 2,252 Comparison of client numbers and estimated prevalence (per 1,000 population) by each Local Authority area for the full year (rolling 12 month period). Shown for all individuals combined and separately for each client cohort group. 0.5 564 933 174 153 1.0 747 704 1,270 3.8 940 BI: Drug or Alcohol Rate per 1,000 popul Rate per 1,000 popul 712 193 1.9 4.7 109 451 All Individuals PWID: Psychoactive Drug PWID: Steroid & IPEDs BI: Drug or Alcohol 2.1 35 2 0.0 5.9 3.8 8.7 0.0 4.3 We hope everyone is continuing to stay safe and take care during this difficult time. This IMS Quarterly Monitoring Report includes activity for the first quarter of 20/21 year as well as the total figures for the latest 12 month rolling period (1st July 2019 - 30th Jun 2020). We know the challenges many of you are currently facing and would like to thank everyone for continuing to enter or upload their IMS activity. Individuals seen monthly: In addition to all the usual tables this report now contains a breakdown for the number of clients seen by each service monthly for the last 12 months. We know the current challenges mean restrictions on those services provided face to face; however some services have been able to implement new ways of working such as online and remote interventions, and accordingly this table indicates where client contact has been maintained by including all types of contact and not just face to face. IMS & home working: Although our IMS team are working remotely we have access to all our usual systems to support IMS, and we are contactable via both email and our usual phone numbers. If you have any questions, problems or need help to log in to IMS please contact us: https://ims.ljmu.ac.uk/contact 6.3 1.1 908 Needle & Syringe Programme (NSP) activity reports: In response to requests for more information relating to Needle & Syringe Programme clients we have a new “NSP activity report”. This report which excludes 'Brief Intervention only' clients provides a detailed view of NSP provision. In order to support detailed monitoring at the current time when use of NSP has been affected by the pandemic, this report includes weekly activity figures for all NSP providers. https://ims.ljmu.ac.uk/nsp-activity New journal paper published: We have recently had a short paper accepted for publication by the 'International Journal of Drug Policy' which, using IMS data, discusses how COVID-19 restrictions have impacted on the coverage of needle and syringe programmes. Our research finds that the restrictions resulted in substantial decreases in the number of individuals using NSP, along with the number of visits and needles distributed, resulting in the halving of NSP coverage for those injecting psychoactive drugs. We conclude that though it is currently unclear if there has been a decline in injecting, the decline in NSP coverage is so marked that it almost certainly reflects decreased utilisation among those in need, indicating increased equipment reuse and risk. You can read more about this research over at: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0955395920301912 231 Number of individuals who accessed syringe exchange services and non-structured interventions in the last quarter, and for the full year to date (rolling 12 months). Shown for all individuals combined and separately for 'Injecting Drug Users' (IDU) using Psychoactive drugs, 'Injecting Drug Users' using Steroids or IPEDs (Image & Performance Enhancing Drugs), and for Non-Injecting 'Brief Intervention' (BI) clients using either Alcohol or Other Drugs. 115 (1,307) 20 (109) 37 (451) 58 (747) 23/07/2020 IMS Monitoring Report Page 1 Halton

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IMS Quarterly Monitoring ReportQuarter 1: 2020-21

INTRODUCTION: Issue: 1 Updated:

CLIENT COHORT SUMMARY: HALTON

CLIENT NUMBERS & PREVALENCE ESTIMATES: LOCAL AUTHORITY AREAS

Cheshire East

Cheshire West & Chester

Halton

Knowsley

Liverpool

Sefton

St. Helens

Warrington

Wirral

Cheshire & Merseyside 6,754 5,467

911

3.2

2.8

2.2

0.1

20,147 8.2

2,173 6.8

7,9262.8

1.7

3.6

1.6

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2.6

2.7

557

4,208

1

767

1,308

354

3.4

5.6

0.8

2.8

713

0.9

1,002 483

420 2.0

2,264 1,576

2.5

All

Individuals

Rate per

1,000 popul

PWID Psycho-

active Drugs

Rate per

1,000 popul

PWID Steroid

& IPEDs

12.6

1,902 9.1

1,307 10.3

941 6.4

8,048 16.6

1,647 6.0

2,252

Comparison of client numbers and estimated prevalence (per 1,000 population) by each Local Authority area for the full year (rolling

12 month period). Shown for all individuals combined and separately for each client cohort group.

0.5

564

933

174

153 1.0

747

7041,270 3.8

940

BI: Drug or

Alcohol

Rate per

1,000 popul

Rate per

1,000 popul

712 1931.9

4.7

109 451

All Individuals PWID: Psychoactive Drug PWID: Steroid & IPEDs BI: Drug or Alcohol

2.1

35

2 0.0

5.9

3.8

8.7

0.0

4.3

We hope everyone is continuing to stay safe and take care during

this difficult time. This IMS Quarterly Monitoring Report includes

activity for the first quarter of 20/21 year as well as the total figures

for the latest 12 month rolling period (1st July 2019 - 30th Jun 2020).

We know the challenges many of you are currently facing and would

like to thank everyone for continuing to enter or upload their IMS

activity.

Individuals seen monthly: In addition to all the usual tables this

report now contains a breakdown for the number of clients seen by

each service monthly for the last 12 months. We know the current

challenges mean restrictions on those services provided face to face;

however some services have been able to implement new ways of

working such as online and remote interventions, and accordingly

this table indicates where client contact has been maintained by

including all types of contact and not just face to face.

IMS & home working: Although our IMS team are working remotely

we have access to all our usual systems to support IMS, and we are

contactable via both email and our usual phone numbers. If you

have any questions, problems or need help to log in to IMS please

contact us: https://ims.ljmu.ac.uk/contact

6.3

1.1908

Needle & Syringe Programme (NSP) activity reports: In response to

requests for more information relating to Needle & Syringe

Programme clients we have a new “NSP activity report”. This report

which excludes 'Brief Intervention only' clients provides a detailed

view of NSP provision. In order to support detailed monitoring at the

current time when use of NSP has been affected by the pandemic,

this report includes weekly activity figures for all NSP providers.

https://ims.ljmu.ac.uk/nsp-activity

New journal paper published: We have recently had a short paper

accepted for publication by the 'International Journal of Drug Policy'

which, using IMS data, discusses how COVID-19 restrictions have

impacted on the coverage of needle and syringe programmes. Our

research finds that the restrictions resulted in substantial decreases

in the number of individuals using NSP, along with the number of

visits and needles distributed, resulting in the halving of NSP

coverage for those injecting psychoactive drugs. We conclude that

though it is currently unclear if there has been a decline in injecting,

the decline in NSP coverage is so marked that it almost certainly

reflects decreased utilisation among those in need, indicating

increased equipment reuse and risk. You can read more about this

research over at:

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0955395920301912

231

Number of individuals who accessed syringe exchange services and non-structured interventions in the last quarter, and for the full

year to date (rolling 12 months). Shown for all individuals combined and separately for 'Injecting Drug Users' (IDU) using Psychoactive

drugs, 'Injecting Drug Users' using Steroids or IPEDs (Image & Performance Enhancing Drugs), and for Non-Injecting 'Brief Intervention'

(BI) clients using either Alcohol or Other Drugs.

115 (1,307) 20 (109) 37 (451) 58 (747)

23/07/2020

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INJECTING DRUG USERS (IDUs) SEEN THIS YEAR (ROLLING 12 MONTHS): SPLIT BY COHORT GROUP

Client split shown as stacked bar graph for comparison, IDUs clients only.

CLIENT COHORT SPLIT: LOCAL AUTHORITY AREAS

ALL INDIVIDUALS SEEN THIS YEAR (ROLLING 12 MONTHS): SPLIT BY COHORT GROUP

Client split shown as stacked bar graph for comparison.

4% 0%

57% 59%52%

0%

34%

69%

16%

39%

76%

55%

8%

16% 28%

57%

44%

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34%

21%

44%35%

25%20%

43%

21% 22%

42%

27%

0%

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20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

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80%

90%

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CHE CHW HAL KNW LIV SEF SHL WAR WIR ALL IMS

BI: Drug or Alcohol PWID: Drug PWID: Steroid

79%

56%

19%

40%

59% 57%67%

29%

50%55%

21%

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81%

60%

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CHE CHW HAL KNW LIV SEF SHL WAR WIR ALL IDU

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HALa1

HALa3

PWID: Psychoactive Drugs 67 59 37 20 109

PWID: Steroid & IPEDs 210 167 159 37 451

HALb4 BI: Drug or Alcohol 181 225 431 58 747

All Individuals by service

Unique Individuals by Cohort Group

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HAL30031

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HAL10093 Halton IRS - CGL: Recovery Support 159 218 400 19 651

HAL10031 Halton IRS - CGL: Non-Structured 37 26 50 41

CLIENTS SUMMARY: BY AGENCY

NUMBER OF INDIVIDUALS SEEN BY QUARTER:

The number of individuals reported for all agencies each quarter, and the total number of individuals seen during the current

year to date. The local authority figures are the total unique individuals.

IMS Agencies 2019-20 Q2 2019-20 Q3 2019-20 Q4 2020-21 Q1 Full Year

37

HAL40203 Castlefields Medical Centre 0 0 0 0 0

HAL40201 Boots Widnes 29 14 0 9

331

HAL30053 Runcorn High Street SES, Halton - CGL 90 92 76 *** 210

Aston Dane SES, Halton - CGL

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2019-20 Q2 2019-20 Q3 2019-20 Q4 2020-21 Q1 Full Year

40% 50%69%

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46%37%

25%32%

35%

15% 13% 6% 17% 8%

PWID:PsychoactiveDrugsPWID: Steroid& IPEDs

BI: Drug orAlcohol

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12 13 12 12 8 6 17 18 15 8 13 20

61 47 54 68 88 75 121 157 135 5 10 ***

68 49 61 58 54 20 43 47 19 5 14 16

54 30 23 42 47 18 35 28 26 0 *** 0

15 16 17 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 *** 7

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

*** 0 0 *** *** 0 0 *** 0 8 7 0

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Unique Individuals by Cohort Group

38 34 28 35 37 14 14 23 11 *** 11 9

96 63 74 76 71 28 68 65 39 9 16 14

69 55 63 76 86 77 133 165 145 13 22 23

Monthly figures for all

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12 months.

The number of individuals reported for all agencies each month, for the last 12 months. The local authority figures are the total

unique individuals.

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HALa1 PWID: Psychoactive Drugs

HALa3 PWID: Steroid & IPEDs

HALb4 BI: Drug or Alcohol

HAL Halton Local Authority

HAL40203 Castlefields Medical Centre

HAL40202 Cooke's Pharmacy Widnes

HAL40204 Lloyds Old Town Runcorn

HAL30031 Aston Dane SES, Halton - CGL

HAL30053 Runcorn High Street SES, Halton - CGL

HAL40201 Boots Widnes

CLIENTS SUMMARY: BY AGENCY

NUMBER OF INDIVIDUALS SEEN BY MONTH:

IMS Agencies

HAL10031 Halton IRS - CGL: Non-Structured

HAL10093 Halton IRS - CGL: Recovery Support

203

152 165187 194

119

215

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2019-07 2019-08 2019-09 2019-10 2019-11 2019-12 2020-01 2020-02 2020-03 2020-04 2020-05 2020-06

PWID: Psychoactive Drugs PWID: Steroid & IPEDs BI: Drug or Alcohol All Clients

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HALb4 BI: Drug or Alcohol

Unique Individuals by Cohort Group

HALa1 PWID: Psychoactive Drugs 24

HALa3 PWID: Steroid & IPEDs 17

Gender split by client

cohort group for the last

quarter, and full year

(rolling 12 months).

HAL Halton Local Authority 90 25 1,008 299

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HAL40204 Lloyds Old Town Runcorn 0 0 12 0

HAL40202 Cooke's Pharmacy Widnes 11 *** 17 ***

HAL40203 Castlefields Medical Centre 0 0 0 0

Male Qtr Female Qtr Male Full Year

HAL40201 Boots Widnes 6 *** 31 6

HAL30053 Runcorn High Street SES, Halton - CGL *** *** 194 16

HAL30031 Aston Dane SES, Halton - CGL 33 *** 310 21

HAL10093 Halton IRS - CGL: Recovery Support 14 5 440 211

Female Full Year

HAL10031 Halton IRS - CGL: Non-Structured 28 13 89 62

CLIENTS SUMMARY: BY AGENCY

GENDER:

Number of individuals by gender for the last quarter, and during the current year to date.

IMS Agencies

258

15 5 85

35 *** 434

40 18 489

78%96%

65%

22%4%

35%

PWID: PsychoactiveDrugs

PWID: Steroid &IPEDs

BI: Drug or Alcohol

Male Full Year Female Full Year

75%100%

69%

25%0%

31%

PWID: PsychoactiveDrugs

PWID: Steroid &IPEDs

BI: Drug or Alcohol

Male Qtr Female Qtr

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0-17 18-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65+

0 *** 15 29 28 24 18 12 12 *** *** 5

0 *** 19 48 64 107 115 91 82 70 31 21

0 0 14 52 73 66 45 40 27 10 *** 0

0 *** 7 38 43 42 34 23 8 12 *** 0

0 0 0 *** 6 5 9 6 *** *** 0 0

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0 0 0 6 15 15 28 24 9 11 *** 0

0 *** 22 85 104 94 61 39 28 12 *** 0

0 *** 33 75 87 121 120 92 87 69 34 25

Unique Individuals by Cohort Group

HALa1 PWID: Psychoactive Drugs

HALa3 PWID: Steroid & IPEDs

HALb4 BI: Drug or Alcohol

HAL Halton Local Authority

HAL40202 Cooke's Pharmacy Widnes

HAL40204 Lloyds Old Town Runcorn

HAL30053 Runcorn High Street SES, Halton - CGL

HAL40201 Boots Widnes

HAL40203 Castlefields Medical Centre

HAL10031 Halton IRS - CGL: Non-Structured

HAL10093 Halton IRS - CGL: Recovery Support

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IMS Agencies

CLIENTS SUMMARY: BY AGENCY

AGE GROUPS:

Total individuals for the current year to date, shown by age group.

0%

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PWID: Steroid& IPEDs

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5 *** *** 39 24 *** 6 73 0 0 *** *** 149

211 53 7 29 29 6 10 306 0 0 39 0 612

29 *** *** 0 0 0 *** 0 292 5 40 289 ***

41 0 0 0 0 *** *** 0 159 7 56 152 ***

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PRIMARY SUBSTANCE:

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*For those clients where accommodation

status recorded:

Unique Individuals by Cohort Group

HALa1 PWID: Psychoactive Drugs

PWID: Psychoactive Drugs PWID: Steroid & IPEDs BI: Drug or Alcohol

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Problem

Housing Problem

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HAL40202 Cooke's Pharmacy Widnes 0 *** 8 9

HAL40203 Castlefields Medical Centre 0 0 0 0

HAL40201 Boots Widnes *** *** 20 12

HAL30053 Runcorn High Street SES, Halton - CGL 11 5 160 34

HAL30031 Aston Dane SES, Halton - CGL 6 13 298 14

HAL10093 Halton IRS - CGL: Recovery Support 14 58 578 ***

Not Known

HAL10031 Halton IRS - CGL: Non-Structured *** 17 133 0

CLIENT REVIEW DATA: BY AGENCY

ACCOMMODATION NEED:

Total individuals for the current year to date, shown by the last recorded accommodation status.

IMS AgenciesNFA - Urgent

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No Housing

Problem

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%75%

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- - - -

-

- - - - - - -

- -

- - - - - -

- - - -

- - - -

-

- - - - - - -

- -

- - - - - -

- - - -

- - - -

-

- - - - - - -

- -

- - - - - -

- - - -

- - - -

-

- - - - - - -

0 10

- - - - - -

HAL40204 Lloyds Old Town Runcorn 0 *** 0 0

HAL40202 Cooke's Pharmacy Widnes *** 6 6 0

15

HAL40203 Castlefields Medical Centre 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

*** 23

HAL40201 Boots Widnes 0 *** 17 0 *** 0

0 *** ***

6 0 14

HAL30053 Runcorn High Street SES, Halton - CGL*** 130 43 0 12

HAL30031 Aston Dane SES, Halton - CGL *** 248 59 ***

90

HAL10093 Halton IRS - CGL: Recovery Support*** 136 178 19 201 106 9

Other Not Stated

HAL10031 Halton IRS - CGL: Non-Structured*** 15 18 *** 17 7

CLIENT REVIEW DATA: BY AGENCY

EMPLOYMENT STATUS:

Total individuals for the current year to date, shown by the last recorded employment status.

IMS AgenciesPupil /

Student

Regular

Employment

Unemploy &

seeking work

Retired from

paid work

LT sick or

disabled

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All children live

with the client

18% 0% 82%

Some children live

with the client

0% 1% 99%4% 2% 94%

PWID: Psychoactive

PWID: Steroid & IPEDs

BI: Drug or Alcohol

Where clients stated that they are a

parent (of children under 18)

Unique Individuals by Cohort Group

HALa1 PWID: Psychoactive Drugs

HALa3 PWID: Steroid & IPEDs

HALb4 BI: Drug or Alcohol

***

76

111

*** 27 *** 34 39

15 79 5 222 54

26 261 0 346 ***

-

- - -

- -

- -

- -

- -

0 12

91 48

Not a parent Not Stated

No children live

with the client

HAL Halton Local Authority

-- - - -

- -

- - -

- - - -

- -

- - - - - -

- - - -

- - - - - -

- - - -

- -

- - - - - -

- - - -

- - - - - -

- - - -

- -

- - - - - -

- - - -

- - - - - -

- - - -

- -

- - - - - -

- - - -

- - - - - -

- - - -

- -

- - - - - -

- - - -

- - - - - -

HAL40204 Lloyds Old Town Runcorn 0 0 0 0

0 0

HAL40202 Cooke's Pharmacy Widnes *** 0 0 *** 5 10

HAL40203 Castlefields Medical Centre 0 0 0 0

HAL40201 Boots Widnes 0 0 *** *** 16 17

HAL30053 Runcorn High Street SES, Halton - CGL 25 *** 39 5

300 ***

HAL30031 Aston Dane SES, Halton - CGL 54 13 64 *** 173 26

HAL10093 Halton IRS - CGL: Recovery Support 85 21 242 0

HAL10031 Halton IRS - CGL: Non-Structured 29 11 44 *** 66 0

CLIENT REVIEW DATA: BY AGENCY

PARENTAL STATUS:

Total individuals for the current year to date, shown by the last recorded parental status.

IMS Agencies

All of the

children live

with client

Some of the

children live

with client

None of the

children live

with client

Client

declined to

answer

- - - - - -

190 45 367 7 602 96

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PWID: PSYCHOACTIVE DRUG CLIENTS - GENDER

* Includes individuals for the current year (rolling 12 months).

PWID: PYSCHOACTIVE DRUG CLIENTS - ACCOMMODATION STATUS

* Includes individuals for the current year (rolling 12 months), percentages are of those clients where an accommodation status was recorded.

PWID: PYSCHOACTIVE DRUG CLIENTS - PARENTAL STATUS

* Includes individuals for the current year (rolling 12 months), percentages are of those clients who stated that they are a parent (of children under 18).

CLIENT CHARACTERISTICS : LOCAL AUTHORITY AREA COMPARISON

86%

79%

78%

78%

77%

82%

80%

85%

79%

14%

21%

22%

22%

23%

18%

20%

15%

21%

Cheshire East

Cheshire…

Halton

Knowsley

Liverpool

Sefton

St. Helens

Warrington

Wirral

Male Female

10%

22%

13%

4%

86%

36%

44%

6%10%

0%

16%12% 11%

5%0%

14%

5%

15%

90%

61%

75%

86%

9%

64%

42%

89%

75%

Cheshire East Cheshire West& Chester

Halton Knowsley Liverpool Sefton St. Helens Warrington Wirral

NFA - Urgent Housing Problem Housing Problem No Housing Problem

0%

13%9%

17%

0%

19%

3% 6% 9%

0% 0%

12%17%

3% 6% 3% 6%2%0%

87%79%

67%

97%

75%

94%89% 90%

Cheshire East Cheshire West& Chester

Halton Knowsley Liverpool Sefton St. Helens Warrington Wirral

All of the children live with client Some of the children live with client None of the children live with client

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PWID: PSYCHOACTIVE DRUG CLIENTS - POSTCODE AREA

PWID: STEROID & IPEDs - POSTCODE AREA

BI: DRUG OR ALCOHOL - POSTCODE AREA

CLIENTS COHORT SUMMARY: BY POSTCODE AREA OF RESIDENCE

Number of clients in each cohort group by

postcode area of residence.

Postcode area as recorded at clients latest

assessment.

Excludes any clients who do not have a

postcode recorded.

Maps are available for IMSonline users here:

https://ims.ljmu.ac.uk/maps

Map Key:

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Needle and syringe programme data includes all clients who have had a needle and syringe exchange transaction or exchange

return recorded at any time during the quarterly period or current year to date.

Report prepared by the PHI Monitoring Team,

Public Health Institute, Liverpool John Moores University,

3rd Floor Exchange Station, Tithebarn Street, Liverpool,

L2 2QP. Tel: (0151) 231 4314.

http://ims.ljmu.ac.uk/info

www.twitter.com/phi_ims

ADDITIONAL NOTES

The figure for those accessing services includes all individuals who had an intervention, an onward referral, a well being review,

a health screening, or a syringe exchange transaction during the quarter.

The number of individuals shown Year to Date (YTD) is not necessarily a sum of the quarterly figures as the same individual may

have presented in more than one quarter, but they will only be counted once in the YTD number. Likewise the Local Authority

total is less than a sum of the agency figures where an individual has presented at multiple services during the period.

The activity summary shows the number of activities delivered by each service.

The Year to Date (YTD) activity figure is cumulative and should represent the sum of each quarterly figure, unless any

retrospective changes are made to the data by the agency following their quarterly data submission.

The client review data section includes all clients who have accesses services at any time during the current year to date, and

details information that is collected in the client assessment review, such as Primary Substance of use, Accommodation status,

Employment Status, and Parental status.

Where the client has multiple assessments completed, only the last completed assessment has been used.

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