NDTMS in Prisons

The NTA have commissioned the DTMU to manage the NDTMS in Prisons Project across the South of England, including establishments in the South East, London, South West and Eastern regions. Overall the DTMU will be responsible for delivering the necessary NDTMS training to 67 Prisons including Young Offenders Institutes and a limited number of immigration removal centers (four of which have received Department of Health Funding).

A number of Prisons (11 in the Southern Hub)  have been selected from each region to act as ‘Early Adopters’, which means that they will be starting to submit data to NDTMS on the 1st February 2012. All non-early adopters will be starting to submit to NDTMS from 1st April 2012.

With such a large number of prisons to cover and the ‘Go Live’ date for the majority of establishments being the 1st April 2012 we are expecting that the majority of our two NDTMS In Prisons Data Managers time will be spent travelling around the regions delivering training to the Substance misuse teams (CARATs and Clinical) and engaging with other stakeholders including regional NTA teams and commissioners.

Lucy Nicholson is one of our Data Managers and has experience of working with prisons in the South East of England as part of the previous data collection and data quality initiatives; more recently she has been working with the community teams to provide them with support to their NDTMS data submissions and quality.

Samantha McBeth joined the DTMU as a Data Manager for the NDTMS in prisons project in December 2011. Sam has 3 years experience working at SPH on several contracts with a variety of health care professionals across the NHS.

Lucy Nicholson (Lucy.Nicholson@sph.nhs.uk or 01865 334731) and Samantha McBeth (Sam.McBeth@sph.nhs.uk or 01865 334780 ) will be your main points of contact.  However, other members of the SE NDTMS team will be able to provide support as well:

Richard Jerrett, NDTMS Project Manager (Richard.Jerrett@sph.nhs.uk)

Sue Dales, Data Manager (Sue.Dales@sph.nhs.uk or 01865 334762)

Charlotte Allen, Data Manager (Charlotte.Allen@sph.nhs.uk or 01865 334732)

Regina Lally, Manager (Regina.Lally@sph.nhs.uk)

Frequently Asked Questions - 1.1

This document contains all the questions that we have taken away from the Early Adopter Training sessions. The answers have been provided by the central NTA team.

Rough Guide - Adult Treatment Modalities This document supports prison staff with the completion of NDTMS adult treatment modalities on SystmOne.
Rough Guide - YP Treatment Modalities This document supports prison staff with the completion of NDTMS young person treatment modalities on SystmOne.
Guidance document Guidance for prison drug and alcohol treatment providers
Project Letter  Implementation of the National Drug Treatment Monitoring System (NDTMS) in prisons: Project Update and Checklist for “Going Live”
Draft Training Agenda NDTMS in Prisons Training Event Draft Agenda: Early Adopter Prisons
Notifying DTMU of new prison team When notifying the DTMU of a new prison this form should be completed.

 

NDTMS Core Data Set H - Documents for Early Adopter Establishments up to 1st April 2012
Business Definitions This document establishes, at a business level, the set of performance data items (known as the NDTMS Data Set) to be collected and utilised by the NDTMS.
Reference Data

This document establishes the Reference Data in use within NTA in support of this objective – for example, in supporting relevant computer systems.

NDTMS Core Data Set I - Documents for all establishments for use from 1st April 2012
Business Definitions

This document establishes, at a business level, the set of performance data items for prisons (known as the Prisons NDTMS Data Set) to be collected and utilised by the NDTMS.

Guidance Document This document provides guidance for prison drug & alcohol treatment providers.

Reference Data

(prison & community)

This document establishes the Reference Data in use within NTA in support of this objective – for example, in supporting relevant computer systems.

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