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Care Packages in Substance Misuse Treatment
Development of MH Care Clusters: overview
Service users in MH, clinicians found:
idiosyncratic referral pathways + conflicting views on priorities
+ differing views on effective treatment
idiosyncratic packages of care
Research Care Clusters + Clinical Decision Support Tool: Service
users with similar needs same Care Cluster
Clustering based on dimensions, including:
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type & severity of symptoms
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complexity and chronicity of disorder
+ knowledge of case history (diagnostic and historical information)
standardised Packages of Care, based on needs
MH Care Clusters and Care Packages
Clusters: developed common assessment tool (MH clustering tool)
allocate to appropriate ‘cluster’
begin to identify appropriate package of care
Care packages:
– Activities of Intervention 9 major categories, agreed aims of
activities
– Care Packages combine ‘Core’ & ‘Additional’ elements of care
– Service Users with broadly similar needs receive the Core Elements
in a Care Package + specific Additional Elements appropriate to
their particular needs
– Elements are linked to NICE and other best practice guidance
Adapting the Care Packages approach to Substance Misuse
Same principles as in MH:
Service Users with broadly similar needs receive similar Care Packages
Combinations of evidence-based interventions to achieve intended outcomes
How to organise Care Clusters & Care Packages for Substance Misuse?
cluster on two dimensions:
– primary substance
– complexity (incl. polydrug use, risk, social factors, mental health…)
5 main Care Packages, plus MH interventions in SM treatment:
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opioid dependence (complex)
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opioid dependence (non-complex)
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alcohol dependence (complex)
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alcohol dependence (non-complex)
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other substance misuse
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MH interventions in SM treatment
Substance Misuse Care Packages
Some Core and Additional elements (interventions) are common to
ALL Care Packages
Other elements only appear in one or two Care Packages
Example Care Package: Complex Alcohol Dependence
Core elements specific to this care package:
– Alcohol dependence: detoxification prescribing (community)
– Alcohol dependence: B vitamin prescribing
– Alcohol dependence: relapse prevention prescribing
Additional elements for this care package, include:
– Opioid dependency - substitute prescribing: detoxification
– TIER 4 In-patient treatment
– Tier 4 Care co-ordination
Competences
Care Packages combine elements delivered by different staff with
different competences
Psychosocial and other specialist competences: clarify ‘levels’ for
elements of Care Packages
Draws on Routes to Recovery: Psychosocial Interventions for Drug
Misuse, all relevant NICE guidance, UK Clinical guidelines
Keywork, keywork plus, specialist competences
What are ‘Recovery’ competences..?
Key skills and attributes of practitioners
Service culture
promotes ‘recovery values’ and attitudes in practitioners
structured approach to review and recovery planning