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- UK; EAST ANGLIA
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- Community Alcohol and Drug
Service
- 52a Deneside
- Great Yarmouth NR30 2HL
- Contact person: PENNY McVEIGH
- Phone: +44-1603-767093
- Fax: +44-1493-857249
- East Anglia
- Community Drug Team, St
Nicholas House
- Hinchingbrooke Hospital
- Huntington
- Phone: +44-1480-456131 / 3383
- Cambridge
- East Anglia
- Cambridge drug and Alcohol
service
- The Mill House,
Brookfields Hospital
- The centre employs professionals
of which 1 doctor, 14 nurses, 3 psychiatrists, 2 social workers, 3 administrators and 1
manager.
- Treatment philosophy is based upon
harm reduction offering detoxification and maintenance programmes. The average dose of
methadone prescribed is 40 mg.
- Currently the centre treats 584
patients, with no maximum capacity.
- The waiting list is approximately
2 weeks.
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- The centre offers:
- - medical care
- - social assistance
- - other medication
- - psychiatric care
- - psycho-therapy
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- The centre demands:
- - urine checks
- - mandatory meetings with social
work
- Non-attendance and violence can
get patients expelled from treatment.
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- The centre does not have the
possibility to provide methadone to patients who receive methadone in another city/region
who are visiting their region.
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- The work of the service includes
alcohol problems.
- Address:
- Cambridge drug and Alcohol
service
- 351 Mill Road
- Cambridge CB1 3DF
- Phone: +44-1223-723020
- Fax: +44-1223-723040
- East Anglia
- Contact person: Carol Robertson
Opening hours from monday-friday
between 09.00-17.00h.
- Norcas Community Alcohol
and Drug Service
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- The centre employs professionals
of which 1 doctor, 1 psychiatrist, 3 nurses, 1 social worker, 7 counsellors/outreach
workers, 2 administrators and 1 manager.
- Treatment philosophy is based upon
harm reduction offering detoxification and maintenance programs. The average dose of
methadone prescribed is 60-80 mg.
- Currently the centre treats 130
patients, with a maximum capacity of 130 patients.
- There is no maximum duration of
treatment and no waiting list.
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- The centre offers:
- - medical care
- - social assistance
- - other medication
- - psychiatric care
- - psycho-therapy
- - Outreach work and needle
exchange, counselling, drop-in, problem liaison shared care, inpatient detox.
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- The centre also has ongoing shared
care with GPs and pharmacists. Treatment options are variable depending on the
client symptom.
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- The centre demands:
- - daily attendance
- - urine checks
- - variable contracting
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- Non-attendance, dealing/selling
medication and violence can get patients expelled from treatment.
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- The centre does not have the
possibility to provide methadone to patients who receive methadone in another city/region
who are visiting their region.
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- Patients who want to come on a
permanent basis are accepted for treatment if they have confirmation by another centre.
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- Address:
- Norcas community Alcohol
and Drug Service
59 Noth Quay
Great Yarmouth
Norfolk England
- Phone: +44-1493-857249
Fax: +44-1493-857151
Hours of opening: from 9.00 till 17.00 hours and Wednesday from 9.00 till 21.00 hours
Contact person :Mr. RICHARD HOLGATE (manager)
- East Suffolk Community
Drug Team
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- The centre employs 16
professionals of which 3 doctors, 5 nurses, 2 social workers, 1 educator, 2 volunteers, 3
administrators and 2 managers.
- Treatment philosophy is based upon
harm reduction offering detoxification, HIV and Hepatitis risk reduction and maintenance
programs. The average dose of methadone prescribed is 50 mg.
- Currently the centre treats 120
patients.
- There is no maximum duration of
treatment and a waiting list of 4-6 weeks.
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- The centre offers:
- - medical care
- - social assistance
- - other medication
- - psycho-therapy
- - referral to residential detox
and rehabilitation
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- The centre has links with other
centres, GPs, pharmacies and outreach services for young people and people in the
sex industry, besides that they have Clean group monitoring clinics for clients who are
stable.
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- The centre demands:
- - urine checks
- - mandatory meetings with key
workers
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- Non-attendance, relapse,
prescription forgery and violence can get patients expelled from treatment.
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- Procedures for taking patients for
a short time:
- The centre should be informed
beforehand by phone, letter or fax.
- The information necessary is:
- - identity
- - treatment history
- - dose and period for which
methadone is requested
- - references where information can
be checked
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- When visiting the patient has to
bring a letter from his doctor.
- There are no costs involved.
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- If patients want to enter the
program on a permanent basis the procedures are no different except that an assessment has
to be made as well as allocation to a key worker.
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- Address:
- East Suffolk Community
drug Team
- 37 Berners street
- Ipswich
- Suffolk IP1 3LN
- Phone: +44-1473-236069
Fax: +44-1473-289634
Hours of opening: Monday till Friday from 9.00 till 17.00 hours and Tuesday from 17.00
till 19.00 hours and Thursday from 17.00 till 20.00 hours
Contact person: Ms BIM WEBB (manager), Mrs. RACHEL STAMMERS (assistant manager) and Mrs.
JANET DYDE (administrator)
- West Suffolk Drug Advisory
Service
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- The centre employs 2 doctors, 5
nurses, 1 social worker, 1educator, administrators.
- Treatment philosophy of this
centre is detoxification, maintenance, harm reduction and stabilisation for assessment.
The average dose of methadone prescribed is 70 mg.
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- Currently the centre treats 70
patients, GPs prescribe also for 104 patients, with a maximum capacity of 70 patients. The
waiting list is up to one month.
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- The centre offers:
- - medical care
- - social assistance
- - other medication
- - psychiatric care
- - psycho-therapy
- - recaps for re-socialisation
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- The centre demands:
- - urine checks
- - attendance at appointments
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- Non-attendance, violence or double
scripting can get patient expelled from treatment.
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- Procedures for taking patient for
a short period of time. The centre should be informed beforehand by fax or letter.
- The information necessary is:
- - identity
- - treatment history
- - dose
- - references where information can
be checked
- - period for which methadone is
requested
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- There are no costs involved.
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- Procedures for patients who want
to enter the programme on a permanent basis are first, registering with a local GP who
should then make the referral to them.
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- Address:
- Blomfield House, Looms Lane
- Bury St Edmunds
- Suffolk IP33 1HE
- Phone: +44-1284-775275
- Fax: +44-1284-775248 / 775254
- Contact person: ALAN STAFF
- Hours of opening: Monday till
Friday from 9.00 till 17.00 hours