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NHS Board: NHS Ayrshire & Arran |
ADP: East Ayrshire |
Last updated: 20 March 2021 |
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1. All people accessing services have the option to start MAT from the same day of presentation. |
Project Agreed |
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2. All people are supported to make an informed choice on what medication to use for MAT, and
the appropriate dose. |
Project Agreed |
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3. All people at high risk of drug-related harm are proactively identified and offered support to
commence, re-commence or continue MAT. |
Project Agreed |
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4. All people are offered evidence based harm reduction at the point of MAT delivery. |
Project Agreed |
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5. All people will receive support to remain in treatment for as long as requested. |
Engagement |
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6. The system that provides MAT is psychologically and trauma informed (Tier 1); routinely
delivers evidence based low intensity psychosocial interventions (Tier 2); and supports the
development of social networks. |
Engagement |
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7. All people have the option of MAT shared with Primary Care. |
Engagement |
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8. All people have access to advocacy and support for housing, welfare and income needs. |
Engagement |
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9. All people with co-occurring drug use and mental health difficulties can receive mental health
care at the point of MAT delivery. |
Engagement |
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10. All people receive trauma informed care. |
Engagement |
NHS Board: NHS Ayrshire & Arran |
ADP: South Ayrshire |
Last updated: 20 March 2021 |
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1. All people accessing services have the option to start MAT from the same day of presentation. |
Project Agreed |
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2. All people are supported to make an informed choice on what medication to use for MAT, and
the appropriate dose. |
Project Agreed |
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3. All people at high risk of drug-related harm are proactively identified and offered support to
commence, re-commence or continue MAT. |
Project Agreed |
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4. All people are offered evidence based harm reduction at the point of MAT delivery. |
Project Agreed |
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5. All people will receive support to remain in treatment for as long as requested. |
Project Agreed |
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6. The system that provides MAT is psychologically and trauma informed (Tier 1); routinely
delivers evidence based low intensity psychosocial interventions (Tier 2); and supports the
development of social networks. |
Engagement |
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7. All people have the option of MAT shared with Primary Care. |
Engagement |
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8. All people have access to advocacy and support for housing, welfare and income needs. |
Engagement |
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9. All people with co-occurring drug use and mental health difficulties can receive mental health
care at the point of MAT delivery. |
Engagement |
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10. All people receive trauma informed care. |
Engagement |
NHS Board: NHS Ayrshire & Arran |
ADP: North Ayrshire |
Last updated: 20 March 2021 |
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1. All people accessing services have the option to start MAT from the same day of presentation. |
Engagement |
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2. All people are supported to make an informed choice on what medication to use for MAT, and
the appropriate dose. |
Engagement |
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3. All people at high risk of drug-related harm are proactively identified and offered support to
commence, re-commence or continue MAT. |
Engagement |
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4. All people are offered evidence based harm reduction at the point of MAT delivery. |
Project Agreed |
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5. All people will receive support to remain in treatment for as long as requested. |
Engagement |
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6. The system that provides MAT is psychologically and trauma informed (Tier 1); routinely
delivers evidence based low intensity psychosocial interventions (Tier 2); and supports the
development of social networks. |
Engagement |
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7. All people have the option of MAT shared with Primary Care. |
Engagement |
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8. All people have access to advocacy and support for housing, welfare and income needs. |
Engagement |
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9. All people with co-occurring drug use and mental health difficulties can receive mental health
care at the point of MAT delivery. |
Engagement |
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10. All people receive trauma informed care. |
Engagement |
NHS Board: NHS Borders |
ADP: Borders |
Last updated: 20 March 2021 |
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1. All people accessing services have the option to start MAT from the same day of presentation. |
Consolidation |
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2. All people are supported to make an informed choice on what medication to use for MAT, and
the appropriate dose. |
Consolidation |
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3. All people at high risk of drug-related harm are proactively identified and offered support to
commence, re-commence or continue MAT. |
Consolidation |
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4. All people are offered evidence based harm reduction at the point of MAT delivery. |
Consolidation |
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5. All people will receive support to remain in treatment for as long as requested. |
Consolidation |
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6. The system that provides MAT is psychologically and trauma informed (Tier 1); routinely
delivers evidence based low intensity psychosocial interventions (Tier 2); and supports the
development of social networks. |
Project Agreed |
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7. All people have the option of MAT shared with Primary Care. |
Engagement |
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8. All people have access to advocacy and support for housing, welfare and income needs. |
Engagement |
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9. All people with co-occurring drug use and mental health difficulties can receive mental health
care at the point of MAT delivery. |
Engagement |
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10. All people receive trauma informed care. |
Project Agreed |
NHS Board: NHS Dumfries & Galloway |
ADP: Dumfries & Galloway |
Last updated: 20 March 2021 |
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1. All people accessing services have the option to start MAT from the same day of presentation. |
Project Agreed |
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2. All people are supported to make an informed choice on what medication to use for MAT, and
the appropriate dose. |
Project Agreed |
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3. All people at high risk of drug-related harm are proactively identified and offered support to
commence, re-commence or continue MAT. |
Project Agreed |
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4. All people are offered evidence based harm reduction at the point of MAT delivery. |
Project Agreed |
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5. All people will receive support to remain in treatment for as long as requested. |
Project Agreed |
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6. The system that provides MAT is psychologically and trauma informed (Tier 1); routinely
delivers evidence based low intensity psychosocial interventions (Tier 2); and supports the
development of social networks. |
Engagement |
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7. All people have the option of MAT shared with Primary Care. |
Engagement |
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8. All people have access to advocacy and support for housing, welfare and income needs. |
Engagement |
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9. All people with co-occurring drug use and mental health difficulties can receive mental health
care at the point of MAT delivery. |
Engagement |
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10. All people receive trauma informed care. |
Engagement |
NHS Board: NHS Fife |
ADP: Fife |
Last updated: 20 March 2021 |
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1. All people accessing services have the option to start MAT from the same day of presentation. |
Engagement |
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2. All people are supported to make an informed choice on what medication to use for MAT, and
the appropriate dose. |
Engagement |
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3. All people at high risk of drug-related harm are proactively identified and offered support to
commence, re-commence or continue MAT. |
Engagement |
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4. All people are offered evidence based harm reduction at the point of MAT delivery. |
Engagement |
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5. All people will receive support to remain in treatment for as long as requested. |
Engagement |
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6. The system that provides MAT is psychologically and trauma informed (Tier 1); routinely
delivers evidence based low intensity psychosocial interventions (Tier 2); and supports the
development of social networks. |
Engagement |
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7. All people have the option of MAT shared with Primary Care. |
Project Agreed |
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8. All people have access to advocacy and support for housing, welfare and income needs. |
Engagement |
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9. All people with co-occurring drug use and mental health difficulties can receive mental health
care at the point of MAT delivery. |
Engagement |
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10. All people receive trauma informed care. |
Project Agreed |
NHS Board: NHS Forth Valley |
ADP: Clackmannanshire & Stirling |
Last updated: 20 March 2021 |
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1. All people accessing services have the option to start MAT from the same day of presentation. |
Engagement |
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2. All people are supported to make an informed choice on what medication to use for MAT, and
the appropriate dose. |
Engagement |
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3. All people at high risk of drug-related harm are proactively identified and offered support to
commence, re-commence or continue MAT. |
Engagement |
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4. All people are offered evidence based harm reduction at the point of MAT delivery. |
Engagement |
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5. All people will receive support to remain in treatment for as long as requested. |
Engagement |
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6. The system that provides MAT is psychologically and trauma informed (Tier 1); routinely
delivers evidence based low intensity psychosocial interventions (Tier 2); and supports the
development of social networks. |
Engagement |
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7. All people have the option of MAT shared with Primary Care. |
Engagement |
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8. All people have access to advocacy and support for housing, welfare and income needs. |
Engagement |
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9. All people with co-occurring drug use and mental health difficulties can receive mental health
care at the point of MAT delivery. |
Engagement |
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10. All people receive trauma informed care. |
Engagement |
NHS Board: NHS Forth Valley |
ADP: Falkirk |
Last updated: 20 March 2021 |
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1. All people accessing services have the option to start MAT from the same day of presentation. |
Engagement |
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2. All people are supported to make an informed choice on what medication to use for MAT, and
the appropriate dose. |
Engagement |
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3. All people at high risk of drug-related harm are proactively identified and offered support to
commence, re-commence or continue MAT. |
Engagement |
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4. All people are offered evidence based harm reduction at the point of MAT delivery. |
Engagement |
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5. All people will receive support to remain in treatment for as long as requested. |
Engagement |
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6. The system that provides MAT is psychologically and trauma informed (Tier 1); routinely
delivers evidence based low intensity psychosocial interventions (Tier 2); and supports the
development of social networks. |
Engagement |
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7. All people have the option of MAT shared with Primary Care. |
Engagement |
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8. All people have access to advocacy and support for housing, welfare and income needs. |
Engagement |
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9. All people with co-occurring drug use and mental health difficulties can receive mental health
care at the point of MAT delivery. |
Engagement |
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10. All people receive trauma informed care. |
Engagement |
NHS Board: NHS Grampian |
ADP: Aberdeenshire |
Last updated: 20 March 2021 |
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1. All people accessing services have the option to start MAT from the same day of presentation. |
Engagement |
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2. All people are supported to make an informed choice on what medication to use for MAT, and
the appropriate dose. |
Engagement |
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3. All people at high risk of drug-related harm are proactively identified and offered support to
commence, re-commence or continue MAT. |
Consolidation |
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4. All people are offered evidence based harm reduction at the point of MAT delivery. |
Consolidation |
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5. All people will receive support to remain in treatment for as long as requested. |
Consolidation |
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6. The system that provides MAT is psychologically and trauma informed (Tier 1); routinely
delivers evidence based low intensity psychosocial interventions (Tier 2); and supports the
development of social networks. |
Consolidation |
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7. All people have the option of MAT shared with Primary Care. |
Engagement |
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8. All people have access to advocacy and support for housing, welfare and income needs. |
Engagement |
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9. All people with co-occurring drug use and mental health difficulties can receive mental health
care at the point of MAT delivery. |
Engagement |
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10. All people receive trauma informed care. |
Engagement |
NHS Board: NHS Grampian |
ADP: Aberdeen City |
Last updated: 20 March 2021 |
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1. All people accessing services have the option to start MAT from the same day of presentation. |
Engagement |
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2. All people are supported to make an informed choice on what medication to use for MAT, and
the appropriate dose. |
Engagement |
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3. All people at high risk of drug-related harm are proactively identified and offered support to
commence, re-commence or continue MAT. |
Engagement |
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4. All people are offered evidence based harm reduction at the point of MAT delivery. |
Engagement |
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5. All people will receive support to remain in treatment for as long as requested. |
Engagement |
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6. The system that provides MAT is psychologically and trauma informed (Tier 1); routinely
delivers evidence based low intensity psychosocial interventions (Tier 2); and supports the
development of social networks. |
Engagement |
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7. All people have the option of MAT shared with Primary Care. |
Engagement |
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8. All people have access to advocacy and support for housing, welfare and income needs. |
Engagement |
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9. All people with co-occurring drug use and mental health difficulties can receive mental health
care at the point of MAT delivery. |
Engagement |
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10. All people receive trauma informed care. |
Engagement |
NHS Board: NHS Grampian |
ADP: Moray |
Last updated: 20 March 2021 |
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1. All people accessing services have the option to start MAT from the same day of presentation. |
Engagement |
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2. All people are supported to make an informed choice on what medication to use for MAT, and
the appropriate dose. |
Engagement |
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3. All people at high risk of drug-related harm are proactively identified and offered support to
commence, re-commence or continue MAT. |
Engagement |
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4. All people are offered evidence based harm reduction at the point of MAT delivery. |
Engagement |
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5. All people will receive support to remain in treatment for as long as requested. |
Engagement |
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6. The system that provides MAT is psychologically and trauma informed (Tier 1); routinely
delivers evidence based low intensity psychosocial interventions (Tier 2); and supports the
development of social networks. |
Engagement |
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7. All people have the option of MAT shared with Primary Care. |
Engagement |
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8. All people have access to advocacy and support for housing, welfare and income needs. |
Engagement |
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9. All people with co-occurring drug use and mental health difficulties can receive mental health
care at the point of MAT delivery. |
Engagement |
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10. All people receive trauma informed care. |
Engagement |
NHS Board: NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde |
ADP: Glasgow City ADP |
Last updated: 20 March 2021 |
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1. All people accessing services have the option to start MAT from the same day of presentation. |
Engagement |
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2. All people are supported to make an informed choice on what medication to use for MAT, and
the appropriate dose. |
Engagement |
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3. All people at high risk of drug-related harm are proactively identified and offered support to
commence, re-commence or continue MAT. |
Project Agreed |
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4. All people are offered evidence based harm reduction at the point of MAT delivery. |
Engagement |
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5. All people will receive support to remain in treatment for as long as requested. |
Engagement |
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6. The system that provides MAT is psychologically and trauma informed (Tier 1); routinely
delivers evidence based low intensity psychosocial interventions (Tier 2); and supports the
development of social networks. |
Engagement |
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7. All people have the option of MAT shared with Primary Care. |
Engagement |
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8. All people have access to advocacy and support for housing, welfare and income needs. |
Engagement |
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9. All people with co-occurring drug use and mental health difficulties can receive mental health
care at the point of MAT delivery. |
Engagement |
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10. All people receive trauma informed care. |
Engagement |
NHS Board: NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde |
ADP: East Dunbartonshire |
Last updated: 20 March 2021 |
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1. All people accessing services have the option to start MAT from the same day of presentation. |
Engagement |
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2. All people are supported to make an informed choice on what medication to use for MAT, and
the appropriate dose. |
Engagement |
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3. All people at high risk of drug-related harm are proactively identified and offered support to
commence, re-commence or continue MAT. |
Project Agreed |
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4. All people are offered evidence based harm reduction at the point of MAT delivery. |
Project Agreed |
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5. All people will receive support to remain in treatment for as long as requested. |
Engagement |
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6. The system that provides MAT is psychologically and trauma informed (Tier 1); routinely
delivers evidence based low intensity psychosocial interventions (Tier 2); and supports the
development of social networks. |
Engagement |
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7. All people have the option of MAT shared with Primary Care. |
Engagement |
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8. All people have access to advocacy and support for housing, welfare and income needs. |
Engagement |
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9. All people with co-occurring drug use and mental health difficulties can receive mental health
care at the point of MAT delivery. |
Engagement |
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10. All people receive trauma informed care. |
Engagement |
NHS Board: NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde |
ADP: EastRenfrewshire |
Last updated: 20 March 2021 |
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1. All people accessing services have the option to start MAT from the same day of presentation. |
Engagement |
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2. All people are supported to make an informed choice on what medication to use for MAT, and
the appropriate dose. |
Engagement |
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3. All people at high risk of drug-related harm are proactively identified and offered support to
commence, re-commence or continue MAT. |
Engagement |
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4. All people are offered evidence based harm reduction at the point of MAT delivery. |
Engagement |
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5. All people will receive support to remain in treatment for as long as requested. |
Engagement |
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6. The system that provides MAT is psychologically and trauma informed (Tier 1); routinely
delivers evidence based low intensity psychosocial interventions (Tier 2); and supports the
development of social networks. |
Engagement |
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7. All people have the option of MAT shared with Primary Care. |
Engagement |
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8. All people have access to advocacy and support for housing, welfare and income needs. |
Engagement |
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9. All people with co-occurring drug use and mental health difficulties can receive mental health
care at the point of MAT delivery. |
Engagement |
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10. All people receive trauma informed care. |
Engagement |
NHS Board: NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde |
ADP: Inverclyde |
Last updated: 20 March 2021 |
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1. All people accessing services have the option to start MAT from the same day of presentation. |
Engagement |
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2. All people are supported to make an informed choice on what medication to use for MAT, and
the appropriate dose. |
Engagement |
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3. All people at high risk of drug-related harm are proactively identified and offered support to
commence, re-commence or continue MAT. |
Engagement |
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4. All people are offered evidence based harm reduction at the point of MAT delivery. |
Engagement |
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5. All people will receive support to remain in treatment for as long as requested. |
Engagement |
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6. The system that provides MAT is psychologically and trauma informed (Tier 1); routinely
delivers evidence based low intensity psychosocial interventions (Tier 2); and supports the
development of social networks. |
Engagement |
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7. All people have the option of MAT shared with Primary Care. |
Engagement |
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8. All people have access to advocacy and support for housing, welfare and income needs. |
Engagement |
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9. All people with co-occurring drug use and mental health difficulties can receive mental health
care at the point of MAT delivery. |
Engagement |
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10. All people receive trauma informed care. |
Engagement |
NHS Board: NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde |
ADP: Renfrewshire |
Last updated: 20 March 2021 |
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1. All people accessing services have the option to start MAT from the same day of presentation. |
Project Agreed |
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2. All people are supported to make an informed choice on what medication to use for MAT, and
the appropriate dose. |
Project Agreed |
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3. All people at high risk of drug-related harm are proactively identified and offered support to
commence, re-commence or continue MAT. |
Project Agreed |
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4. All people are offered evidence based harm reduction at the point of MAT delivery. |
Project Agreed |
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5. All people will receive support to remain in treatment for as long as requested. |
Project Agreed |
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6. The system that provides MAT is psychologically and trauma informed (Tier 1); routinely
delivers evidence based low intensity psychosocial interventions (Tier 2); and supports the
development of social networks. |
Engagement |
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7. All people have the option of MAT shared with Primary Care. |
Engagement |
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8. All people have access to advocacy and support for housing, welfare and income needs. |
Engagement |
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9. All people with co-occurring drug use and mental health difficulties can receive mental health
care at the point of MAT delivery. |
Engagement |
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10. All people receive trauma informed care. |
Engagement |
NHS Board: NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde |
ADP: West Dunbartonshire |
Last updated: 20 March 2021 |
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1. All people accessing services have the option to start MAT from the same day of presentation. |
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2. All people are supported to make an informed choice on what medication to use for MAT, and
the appropriate dose. |
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3. All people at high risk of drug-related harm are proactively identified and offered support to
commence, re-commence or continue MAT. |
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4. All people are offered evidence based harm reduction at the point of MAT delivery. |
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5. All people will receive support to remain in treatment for as long as requested. |
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6. The system that provides MAT is psychologically and trauma informed (Tier 1); routinely
delivers evidence based low intensity psychosocial interventions (Tier 2); and supports the
development of social networks. |
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7. All people have the option of MAT shared with Primary Care. |
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8. All people have access to advocacy and support for housing, welfare and income needs. |
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9. All people with co-occurring drug use and mental health difficulties can receive mental health
care at the point of MAT delivery. |
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10. All people receive trauma informed care. |
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NHS Board: NHS Highland |
ADP: Argyll & Bute |
Last updated: 20 March 2021 |
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1. All people accessing services have the option to start MAT from the same day of presentation. |
Engagement |
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2. All people are supported to make an informed choice on what medication to use for MAT, and
the appropriate dose. |
Engagement |
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3. All people at high risk of drug-related harm are proactively identified and offered support to
commence, re-commence or continue MAT. |
Engagement |
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4. All people are offered evidence based harm reduction at the point of MAT delivery. |
Engagement |
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5. All people will receive support to remain in treatment for as long as requested. |
Engagement |
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6. The system that provides MAT is psychologically and trauma informed (Tier 1); routinely
delivers evidence based low intensity psychosocial interventions (Tier 2); and supports the
development of social networks. |
Engagement |
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7. All people have the option of MAT shared with Primary Care. |
Engagement |
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8. All people have access to advocacy and support for housing, welfare and income needs. |
Engagement |
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9. All people with co-occurring drug use and mental health difficulties can receive mental health
care at the point of MAT delivery. |
Engagement |
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10. All people receive trauma informed care. |
Engagement |
NHS Board: NHS Highland |
ADP: Highland |
Last updated: 20 March 2021 |
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1. All people accessing services have the option to start MAT from the same day of presentation. |
Project Agreed |
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2. All people are supported to make an informed choice on what medication to use for MAT, and
the appropriate dose. |
Project Agreed |
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3. All people at high risk of drug-related harm are proactively identified and offered support to
commence, re-commence or continue MAT. |
Engagement |
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4. All people are offered evidence based harm reduction at the point of MAT delivery. |
Engagement |
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5. All people will receive support to remain in treatment for as long as requested. |
Project Agreed |
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6. The system that provides MAT is psychologically and trauma informed (Tier 1); routinely
delivers evidence based low intensity psychosocial interventions (Tier 2); and supports the
development of social networks. |
Engagement |
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7. All people have the option of MAT shared with Primary Care. |
Engagement |
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8. All people have access to advocacy and support for housing, welfare and income needs. |
Engagement |
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9. All people with co-occurring drug use and mental health difficulties can receive mental health
care at the point of MAT delivery. |
Engagement |
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10. All people receive trauma informed care. |
Engagement |
NHS Board: NHS Lanarkshire |
ADP: South Lanarkshire |
Last updated: 20 March 2021 |
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1. All people accessing services have the option to start MAT from the same day of presentation. |
Project Agreed |
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2. All people are supported to make an informed choice on what medication to use for MAT, and
the appropriate dose. |
Project Agreed |
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3. All people at high risk of drug-related harm are proactively identified and offered support to
commence, re-commence or continue MAT. |
Engagement |
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4. All people are offered evidence based harm reduction at the point of MAT delivery. |
Project Agreed |
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5. All people will receive support to remain in treatment for as long as requested. |
Engagement |
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6. The system that provides MAT is psychologically and trauma informed (Tier 1); routinely
delivers evidence based low intensity psychosocial interventions (Tier 2); and supports the
development of social networks. |
Engagement |
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7. All people have the option of MAT shared with Primary Care. |
Engagement |
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8. All people have access to advocacy and support for housing, welfare and income needs. |
Engagement |
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9. All people with co-occurring drug use and mental health difficulties can receive mental health
care at the point of MAT delivery. |
Engagement |
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10. All people receive trauma informed care. |
Engagement |
NHS Board: NHS Lanarkshire |
ADP: North Lanarkshire |
Last updated: 20 March 2021 |
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1. All people accessing services have the option to start MAT from the same day of presentation. |
Project Agreed |
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2. All people are supported to make an informed choice on what medication to use for MAT, and
the appropriate dose. |
Project Agreed |
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3. All people at high risk of drug-related harm are proactively identified and offered support to
commence, re-commence or continue MAT. |
Engagement |
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4. All people are offered evidence based harm reduction at the point of MAT delivery. |
Project Agreed |
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5. All people will receive support to remain in treatment for as long as requested. |
Engagement |
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6. The system that provides MAT is psychologically and trauma informed (Tier 1); routinely
delivers evidence based low intensity psychosocial interventions (Tier 2); and supports the
development of social networks. |
Engagement |
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7. All people have the option of MAT shared with Primary Care. |
Engagement |
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8. All people have access to advocacy and support for housing, welfare and income needs. |
Engagement |
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9. All people with co-occurring drug use and mental health difficulties can receive mental health
care at the point of MAT delivery. |
Engagement |
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10. All people receive trauma informed care. |
Engagement |
NHS Board: NHS Lothian |
ADP: City of Edinburgh |
Last updated: 20 March 2021 |
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1. All people accessing services have the option to start MAT from the same day of presentation. |
Project Completed |
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2. All people are supported to make an informed choice on what medication to use for MAT, and
the appropriate dose. |
Project Completed |
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3. All people at high risk of drug-related harm are proactively identified and offered support to
commence, re-commence or continue MAT. |
Project Completed |
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4. All people are offered evidence based harm reduction at the point of MAT delivery. |
Project Completed |
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5. All people will receive support to remain in treatment for as long as requested. |
Project Completed |
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6. The system that provides MAT is psychologically and trauma informed (Tier 1); routinely
delivers evidence based low intensity psychosocial interventions (Tier 2); and supports the
development of social networks. |
Project Agreed |
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7. All people have the option of MAT shared with Primary Care. |
Engagement |
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8. All people have access to advocacy and support for housing, welfare and income needs. |
Engagement |
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9. All people with co-occurring drug use and mental health difficulties can receive mental health
care at the point of MAT delivery. |
Project Agreed |
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10. All people receive trauma informed care. |
Project Agreed |
NHS Board: NHS Lothian |
ADP: Midlothian: MELDAP |
Last updated: 20 March 2021 |
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1. All people accessing services have the option to start MAT from the same day of presentation. |
Project Completed |
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2. All people are supported to make an informed choice on what medication to use for MAT, and
the appropriate dose. |
Project Agreed |
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3. All people at high risk of drug-related harm are proactively identified and offered support to
commence, re-commence or continue MAT. |
Project Agreed |
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4. All people are offered evidence based harm reduction at the point of MAT delivery. |
Project Agreed |
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5. All people will receive support to remain in treatment for as long as requested. |
Project Completed |
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6. The system that provides MAT is psychologically and trauma informed (Tier 1); routinely
delivers evidence based low intensity psychosocial interventions (Tier 2); and supports the
development of social networks. |
Engagement |
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7. All people have the option of MAT shared with Primary Care. |
Engagement |
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8. All people have access to advocacy and support for housing, welfare and income needs. |
Engagement |
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9. All people with co-occurring drug use and mental health difficulties can receive mental health
care at the point of MAT delivery. |
Project Agreed |
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10. All people receive trauma informed care. |
Engagement |
NHS Board: NHS Lothian |
ADP: East Lothian: MELDAP |
Last updated: 20 March 2021 |
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1. All people accessing services have the option to start MAT from the same day of presentation. |
Engagement |
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2. All people are supported to make an informed choice on what medication to use for MAT, and
the appropriate dose. |
Engagement |
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3. All people at high risk of drug-related harm are proactively identified and offered support to
commence, re-commence or continue MAT. |
Engagement |
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4. All people are offered evidence based harm reduction at the point of MAT delivery. |
Engagement |
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5. All people will receive support to remain in treatment for as long as requested. |
Engagement |
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6. The system that provides MAT is psychologically and trauma informed (Tier 1); routinely
delivers evidence based low intensity psychosocial interventions (Tier 2); and supports the
development of social networks. |
Engagement |
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7. All people have the option of MAT shared with Primary Care. |
Engagement |
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8. All people have access to advocacy and support for housing, welfare and income needs. |
Engagement |
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9. All people with co-occurring drug use and mental health difficulties can receive mental health
care at the point of MAT delivery. |
Engagement |
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10. All people receive trauma informed care. |
Engagement |
NHS Board: NHS Lothian |
ADP: West Lothian |
Last updated: 20 March 2021 |
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1. All people accessing services have the option to start MAT from the same day of presentation. |
Engagement |
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2. All people are supported to make an informed choice on what medication to use for MAT, and
the appropriate dose. |
Engagement |
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3. All people at high risk of drug-related harm are proactively identified and offered support to
commence, re-commence or continue MAT. |
Engagement |
|
4. All people are offered evidence based harm reduction at the point of MAT delivery. |
Project Agreed |
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5. All people will receive support to remain in treatment for as long as requested. |
Engagement |
|
6. The system that provides MAT is psychologically and trauma informed (Tier 1); routinely
delivers evidence based low intensity psychosocial interventions (Tier 2); and supports the
development of social networks. |
Engagement |
|
7. All people have the option of MAT shared with Primary Care. |
Engagement |
|
8. All people have access to advocacy and support for housing, welfare and income needs. |
Engagement |
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9. All people with co-occurring drug use and mental health difficulties can receive mental health
care at the point of MAT delivery. |
Engagement |
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10. All people receive trauma informed care. |
Engagement |
NHS Board: NHS Orkney |
ADP: Orkney |
Last updated: 20 March 2021 |
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1. All people accessing services have the option to start MAT from the same day of presentation. |
Engagement |
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2. All people are supported to make an informed choice on what medication to use for MAT, and
the appropriate dose. |
Engagement |
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3. All people at high risk of drug-related harm are proactively identified and offered support to
commence, re-commence or continue MAT. |
Engagement |
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4. All people are offered evidence based harm reduction at the point of MAT delivery. |
Project Agreed |
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5. All people will receive support to remain in treatment for as long as requested. |
Engagement |
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6. The system that provides MAT is psychologically and trauma informed (Tier 1); routinely
delivers evidence based low intensity psychosocial interventions (Tier 2); and supports the
development of social networks. |
Engagement |
|
7. All people have the option of MAT shared with Primary Care. |
Engagement |
|
8. All people have access to advocacy and support for housing, welfare and income needs. |
Engagement |
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9. All people with co-occurring drug use and mental health difficulties can receive mental health
care at the point of MAT delivery. |
Engagement |
|
10. All people receive trauma informed care. |
Engagement |
NHS Board: NHS Shetland |
ADP: Shetland |
Last updated: 20 March 2021 |
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1. All people accessing services have the option to start MAT from the same day of presentation. |
Engagement |
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2. All people are supported to make an informed choice on what medication to use for MAT, and
the appropriate dose. |
Engagement |
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3. All people at high risk of drug-related harm are proactively identified and offered support to
commence, re-commence or continue MAT. |
Engagement |
|
4. All people are offered evidence based harm reduction at the point of MAT delivery. |
Engagement |
|
5. All people will receive support to remain in treatment for as long as requested. |
Engagement |
|
6. The system that provides MAT is psychologically and trauma informed (Tier 1); routinely
delivers evidence based low intensity psychosocial interventions (Tier 2); and supports the
development of social networks. |
Engagement |
|
7. All people have the option of MAT shared with Primary Care. |
Engagement |
|
8. All people have access to advocacy and support for housing, welfare and income needs. |
Engagement |
|
9. All people with co-occurring drug use and mental health difficulties can receive mental health
care at the point of MAT delivery. |
Engagement |
|
10. All people receive trauma informed care. |
Engagement |
NHS Board: NHS Tayside |
ADP: Angus |
Last updated: 20 March 2021 |
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1. All people accessing services have the option to start MAT from the same day of presentation. |
Engagement |
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2. All people are supported to make an informed choice on what medication to use for MAT, and
the appropriate dose. |
Engagement |
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3. All people at high risk of drug-related harm are proactively identified and offered support to
commence, re-commence or continue MAT. |
Engagement |
|
4. All people are offered evidence based harm reduction at the point of MAT delivery. |
Engagement |
|
5. All people will receive support to remain in treatment for as long as requested. |
Engagement |
|
6. The system that provides MAT is psychologically and trauma informed (Tier 1); routinely
delivers evidence based low intensity psychosocial interventions (Tier 2); and supports the
development of social networks. |
Engagement |
|
7. All people have the option of MAT shared with Primary Care. |
Engagement |
|
8. All people have access to advocacy and support for housing, welfare and income needs. |
Engagement |
|
9. All people with co-occurring drug use and mental health difficulties can receive mental health
care at the point of MAT delivery. |
Engagement |
|
10. All people receive trauma informed care. |
Engagement |
NHS Board: NHS Tayside |
ADP: Dundee City |
Last updated: 20 March 2021 |
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1. All people accessing services have the option to start MAT from the same day of presentation. |
Engagement |
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2. All people are supported to make an informed choice on what medication to use for MAT, and
the appropriate dose. |
Engagement |
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3. All people at high risk of drug-related harm are proactively identified and offered support to
commence, re-commence or continue MAT. |
Engagement |
|
4. All people are offered evidence based harm reduction at the point of MAT delivery. |
Engagement |
|
5. All people will receive support to remain in treatment for as long as requested. |
Engagement |
|
6. The system that provides MAT is psychologically and trauma informed (Tier 1); routinely
delivers evidence based low intensity psychosocial interventions (Tier 2); and supports the
development of social networks. |
Engagement |
|
7. All people have the option of MAT shared with Primary Care. |
Engagement |
|
8. All people have access to advocacy and support for housing, welfare and income needs. |
Engagement |
|
9. All people with co-occurring drug use and mental health difficulties can receive mental health
care at the point of MAT delivery. |
Engagement |
|
10. All people receive trauma informed care. |
Engagement |
NHS Board: NHS Tayside |
ADP: Perth & Kinross |
Last updated: 20 March 2021 |
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1. All people accessing services have the option to start MAT from the same day of presentation. |
Engagement |
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2. All people are supported to make an informed choice on what medication to use for MAT, and
the appropriate dose. |
Engagement |
|
3. All people at high risk of drug-related harm are proactively identified and offered support to
commence, re-commence or continue MAT. |
Engagement |
|
4. All people are offered evidence based harm reduction at the point of MAT delivery. |
Engagement |
|
5. All people will receive support to remain in treatment for as long as requested. |
Engagement |
|
6. The system that provides MAT is psychologically and trauma informed (Tier 1); routinely
delivers evidence based low intensity psychosocial interventions (Tier 2); and supports the
development of social networks. |
Engagement |
|
7. All people have the option of MAT shared with Primary Care. |
Engagement |
|
8. All people have access to advocacy and support for housing, welfare and income needs. |
Engagement |
|
9. All people with co-occurring drug use and mental health difficulties can receive mental health
care at the point of MAT delivery. |
Engagement |
|
10. All people receive trauma informed care. |
Engagement |
NHS Board: NHS Western Isles |
ADP: Western Isles |
Last updated: 20 March 2021 |
View Details
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1. All people accessing services have the option to start MAT from the same day of presentation. |
Engagement |
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2. All people are supported to make an informed choice on what medication to use for MAT, and
the appropriate dose. |
Engagement |
|
3. All people at high risk of drug-related harm are proactively identified and offered support to
commence, re-commence or continue MAT. |
Project Agreed |
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4. All people are offered evidence based harm reduction at the point of MAT delivery. |
Project Agreed |
|
5. All people will receive support to remain in treatment for as long as requested. |
Engagement |
|
6. The system that provides MAT is psychologically and trauma informed (Tier 1); routinely
delivers evidence based low intensity psychosocial interventions (Tier 2); and supports the
development of social networks. |
Engagement |
|
7. All people have the option of MAT shared with Primary Care. |
Engagement |
|
8. All people have access to advocacy and support for housing, welfare and income needs. |
Engagement |
|
9. All people with co-occurring drug use and mental health difficulties can receive mental health
care at the point of MAT delivery. |
Engagement |
|
10. All people receive trauma informed care. |
Engagement |