Thurrock is a unitary authority within the East of England on the outskirts of greater London. There are over 150,000 people who live there and historically much of the activities are focused on commercial work within the Thames gateway. The region has a cruise liner terminal, distribution warehousing, two large oil refineries and a large … Read more “Inclusion Thurrock: Integrated Treatment Services”
Read moreNorthamptonshire is a large county council with a geographically diverse population of over 570,000 (aged 16+). The council has a significant challenge in helping over 2000 active clients recover from substance misuse. With ever reducing budgets and increased complexity of their clients, Northamptonshire want to develop and design an integrated recovery system that is … Read more “Recovery Focus: Northamptonshire County Council”
Read moreThank you to everyone who attended the 8th Annual LINKS CarePath National User Group. It was great to see so many familiar faces – as well as some new ones – on a day that also marked ten years since the first release of LINKS CarePath! The video below includes some highlights of the day: … Read more “8th Annual LINKS CarePath National User Group Meeting”
Read moreBuckinghamshire County Council commissioned LINKS CarePath in 2007, allowing the Adult substance misuse services in the area to use a single system for recording their work with clients; this has given the council the ability to report closely on the services that they commission and use local data to shape their treatment system. Over the … Read more “Council-Wide CarePath Expansion in Buckinghamshire”
Read moreWe’re delighted to be supporting Turning Point after they were commissioned to provide the new adult integrated substance misuse service across Medway in Kent. Medway has a population of 264900 and over 600 adults are currently in treatment in the area. On July 1st the newly-commissioned Turning Point service was launched, replacing a number of … Read more “Supporting an Integrated Substance Misuse Service in Medway”
Read moreThe Home Office and Public Health England have developed and simplified the business rules and data/information processing relating to Criminal Justice interventions. As part of this, the older forms such as the DIR form have been redeveloped to include a more relevant dataset. ILLY are happy to share our thoughts and understanding of the changes … Read more “ILLY Systems – ‘Focus On’ CJIT Changes”
Read moreILLY are really pleased to share the successful integration of the LINKS CarePath system within NECA with you. The teams have worked really hard and we’re delighted with the outcome. It’s been brilliant! We had multi-discipline teams with staff from NECA (Darlington and head office), PHE and ILLY – all working together to deliver the … Read more “Video: NECA Darlington Substance Misuse Service”
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