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Annex C: Outcomes by Theme - (1) Recovery
National outcomes
National Outcomes |
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Economic potential | Young people successful learners | Children get the best start in life | Longer, healthier lives | Tackled inequalities | Improved life chances of those at risk | Lives safe from crime, danger & disorder | Strong, resilient communities |
High-level outcomes
- Reduced alcohol related injuries, physical and psychological morbidity and mortality
- Less alcohol related violence/abuse/offences and antisocial behaviour
- Less absenteeism/presenteeism caused by drug use/alcohol consumption in the workplace and educational establishments
- Reduction in drug related morbidity, mortality and deaths
- Reduction in adults on benefits due to drugs/alcohol related incapacity
- Reduced number of children looked after and accommodated/separated from parents
- Safer and happier families and communities
- Reduction in adults on benefit due to drug/alcohol related incapacity
- Less drug-related crime:
- Acquisitive
- Violent
- Organised
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Intermediate outcomes
- Fewer individuals drink above recommended daily and weekly guidelines
- Reduced mean per capita consumption
- Reduced consumption in those below legal purchase age
- Fewer women drinking/taking drugs during pregnancy
- Reduction in drug use in local area
- Individuals in need receive timely, sensitive and appropriate support
- Increased knowledge and changed attitudes to alcohol, drinking and drugs
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Service delivery outcomes
- Service users are fully involved and participate in planning for their own sustainable recovery (i.e. a person centred approach is used)
- Services make appropriate referrals to other support or treatment services when required and as appropriate
- Service users reduce chaotic or risky behaviour
- Increased knowledge of consequences and risks of alcohol consumption and drugs use in participants of education programmes
- Service users stop drug misuse/reduce drug use/reduce drug related harm
- Service users stop drinking alcohol/reduce amount of alcohol drunk/reduce alcohol related harm
- Service users have improved/no deterioration in health
- Service users have improved/no deterioration in mental health
- Service users have increased self-awareness
- Service users have increased confidence/self esteem
- Service users have improved/no deterioration in social functioning/personal relationships
- Service users are more involved/included in their community
- Service users have improved financial status and stability
- Service users have improved participation in meaningful activity
- Service users have improved employability status (e.g. moved into employment/voluntary work)
- Service users have an increased awareness of work/training opportunities open to them
- Service users have improved engagement with education and training
- Service users have improved career aspirations
- Service users have an improved understanding of their rights and responsibilities
- A higher proportion of service users are living in safe, settled and appropriate accommodation
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Annex C: (2) Children Affected by Parental Substance Misuse ( CAPSM)
National outcomes
National Outcomes |
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Economic potential | Young people successful learners | Children get the best start in life | Longer, healthier lives | Tackled inequalities | Improved life chances of those at risk | Lives safe from crime, danger & disorder | Strong, resilient communities |
High-level outcomes
- Reduction in absenteeism/presenteeism caused by drug use/alcohol consumption in educational establishments
- Increase in young people completing school, college or training
- Reduction in children's exposure to substance misuse
- Reduced number of children looked after and accommodated/separated from parents
- Safer and happier families
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Intermediate outcomes
- Increased number of children in touch with services living in supportive and stable households/safe environments
- Increased participation in community activities for children affected by parental substance misuse
- Improved school attendance and achievement in children affected by parental substance misuse and in touch with services
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Service delivery outcomes
Improved school attendance and achievement in children affected by parental substance misuse and in touch with services
Annex C: (3) Enforcement and Availability
National Outcomes
National Outcomes |
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Economic potential | Young people successful learners | Children get the best start in life | Longer, healthier lives | Tackled inequalities | Improved life chances of those at risk | Lives safe from crime, danger & disorder | Strong, resilient communities |
High-level outcomes
- Less alcohol related violence/abuse/offences and antisocial behaviour
- Less absenteeism/presenteeism in the workplace caused by drug use and alcohol consumption
- Increased productivity in the workplace
- Reduced alcohol related injuries, physical and psychological morbidity and mortality
- Reduction in drug related morbidity, mortality and deaths
- Safer and happier families and communities
- Less drug-related crime:
- Acquisitive
- Violent
- Organised
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Intermediate outcomes
- Reduced availability of alcohol
- Reduced acceptability of hazardous drinking and drunkenness
- Fewer individuals drink above recommended daily and weekly guidelines
- Reduced mean per capita consumption
- Reduced alcohol and drug related violence and offences
- Reduced drug dealing in local area
- Reduction in drug use in local area
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Service delivery outcomes
- Increase in the enforcement of current legislation e.g. refusal to serve underage, not selling alcohol to drunk people
- Managers and staff have increased knowledge of their legal obligations
- Supply chain of drugs in local area disrupted
- Increase in confiscation (seizure) of drugs and assets
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Annex C: (4) Prevention
National Outcomes
National Outcomes |
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Economic potential | Young people successful learners | Children get the best start in life | Longer, healthier lives | Tackled inequalities | Improved life chances of those at risk | Lives safe from crime, danger & disorder | Strong, resilient communities |
High-level outcomes
- Reduced alcohol related injuries, physical and psychological morbidity and mortality
- Less alcohol related violence/abuse/offences and antisocial behaviour
- Less absenteeism/presenteeism caused by drug use/alcohol consumption in the workplace and educational establishments
- Increased productivity in the workplace.
- Reduction in drug related morbidity, mortality and deaths
- Less drug-related crime:
- Acquisitive
- Violent
- Organised
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Intermediate outcomes
- Fewer individuals drink above recommended daily and weekly guidelines
- Reduced mean per capita consumption
- Reduced consumption in those below legal purchase age
- Reduced acceptability of hazardous drinking and drunkenness
- Reduction in drug use in local area
- Individuals in need receive timely, sensitive and appropriate support
- Increased knowledge and changed attitudes to alcohol, drinking and drugs
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Service delivery outcomes
- Increased knowledge of consequences and risks of alcohol consumption and drugs use in participants of education programmes
- Improved and increased engagement of participants with age appropriate social activity, positive lifestyle, community activities
- Fewer service users drink above recommended daily and weekly guidelines
- Service users stop/reduce drug misuse and drug related harm
- Improved engagement of participants with learning
- Improved parental and community engagement
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