Drug misuse and dependency
Services
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NDTMS: community combined review forms
Combined Review Forms (CRF) for community treatment services to use for Core Dataset P (CDS-P), from April 2020 onwards.
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Drugs Test 1 (DT1) form
Form for the testing of specified class A drugs on persons ages 18 or over.
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NDTMS: secure setting outcomes forms
Outcome monitoring forms for use by secure setting from April 2020 for core dataset P.
Guidance and regulation
- Controlled drugs list
- Precursor chemical licensing
- COVID-19: guidance for commissioners and providers of services for people who use drugs or alcohol
- Drug misuse and dependence: UK guidelines on clinical management
- Safeguarding children affected by parental alcohol and drug use
News and communications
- Extra help for rough sleepers with drug and alcohol dependency
- Response to the ACMD report on the misuse of fentanyl and fentanyl analogues
- Response to the ACMD report on novel benzodiazepines
- Three new benzodiazepines to become Class C drugs
- ACMD work programme 2020 to 2022: commissioning letter
Research and statistics
- Prescribed medicines review: report
- United Kingdom drug situation: Focal Point annual report
- Substance misuse treatment for adults: statistics 2019 to 2020
- Assessment of the harms of gamma-hydroxybutyric acid, gamma-butyrolactone, and closely related compounds
- Novel benzodiazepines: prevalence and harms in the UK
Policy papers and consultations
- Independent review of drugs: call for evidence, part 2
- NDTMS annual reports and methodology: proposed changes
- ACMD ageing cohort of drug users report: government response
- Drug related harms in homeless populations: government response
- Drugs policy and medicinal cannabis report: government response
Transparency and freedom of information releases
- Standard Operating Procedure for using evidence in ACMD reports
- Commissioning impact on drug treatment
- Drug strategy 2016: development review
- Psychoactive Substances Bill: evaluation review
- Methiopropamine: a review of the evidence of use and harm