Guidance

NDTMS: CDS-O outcome monitoring forms and process (for use prior to April 2020)

Outcome monitoring forms and guidance on how alcohol and drug treatment outcomes information is collected and how it can be used to improve local services.

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This page has been withdrawn because it’s out of date. For up-to-date information about the National Drug Treatment Monitoring System (NDTMS), see core data set documentation on the NDTMS website.

Documents

[Withdrawn] Treatment outcomes profile

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[Withdrawn] Treatment outcomes profile (print version)

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[Withdrawn] Treatment outcomes profile - secure setting

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[Withdrawn] Treatment outcomes profile - secure setting (print version)

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[Withdrawn] Alcohol outcomes record

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[Withdrawn] Young people's outcomes record

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Details

Public Health England (PHE) collects information about users of alcohol and drug misuse services. This includes the outcomes of treatment.

Keyworkers can use the treatment outcomes profile as a clinical tool to support the treatment planning process. It can help structure conversations with patients and set treatment goals.

PHE collects treatment outcome information through the:

  • treatment outcomes profile
  • treatment outcomes profile in secure settings
  • alcohol outcomes record
  • young people’s outcomes record
  • young people’s outcomes record in secure settings

The ‘Collecting alcohol and drug treatment outcomes information’ guidance provides information on each of these methods of collection.

Each downloadable form includes further guidance on how to complete them.

Technical information and guidance on submitting outcome data to PHE is available in the Alcohol and drug misuse treatment core dataset collection guidance.

Updates to this page

Published 1 October 2016
Last updated 14 March 2019 + show all updates
  1. Added updated 'Treatment outcomes profile' and 'Treatment outcomes profile (secure setting)'.

  2. Replaced all 5 forms on the page with updated versions.

  3. First published.

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