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To be eligible for a drug rehabilitation requirement ( DRR), the court must be satisfied that the offender: The model measures associations between these characteristics and the likelihood of being in treatment either on the date of sentencing or engaging in treatment after sentencing. The model produces adjusted odds ratios ( AOR). These ratios show how one characteristic compares with another, while adjusting for all other characteristics in the model. For example, women were around 10% less likely to be in treatment either on or after their sentencing date compared with men ( AOR 0.89 (95% confidence interval 0.79 to 0.99)). The confidence interval is important because it shows the range of values within which we are 95% confident the true value lies. So, we are 95% confident women engage in treatment 1% to 21% less often than men. ATR characteristics associated with accessing treatment It’s possible that some of those who do not access treatment were prevented from doing so – for example, by receiving a prison sentence as a result of breaching their community sentence. We can explore this in more detail in future iterations of data-sharing between MOJ and DHSC (see section ‘7.1 Data for the next phase of the project’ below). Characteristics associated with treatment engagement We performed data cleansing on the probation data set, which involved removing 606 records without enough data to allow them to be linked (such as initials, date of birth or where they live). This resulted in 39,747 records being used in the linkage process. To protect the confidentiality of the people involved in this report, we anonymised the data set after the linkage was completed and deleted the personal identifiable data following the Information Commissioner’s Office code of practice on anonymisation (PDF, 1.9MB). The final data set for analysis contained 38,895 records (representing 96.4% of the original data set).

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The statistical models described in previous sections ‘3.2 Linking probation and treatment data sets’ and ‘3.3 Pathways between probation and treatment’ showed that people were less likely to access treatment if the year they received their treatment requirement was the most recent one (2021 to 2022). It is possible that this is simply due to people from earlier years having a longer time to access treatment. For example, people who were sentenced in March 2022 would have had a limited amount of time to access treatment compared with those who were sentenced in March 2019. being sentenced to an ATR with a main offence category of drink driving (compared with those with a main offence category of violence) Figures for economic activity do not include those aged under 16, or those family members aged 16-18 who are in full-time education. The data was correct as of the 2021 census, which was a period of depressed economic activity. To engage with probation staff, treatment staff or people using services to understand barriers to treatment and suggest solutions. For more about this objective, see section ‘7.2 Qualitative research with service providers and users’ below.Focusing on professional scepticism, ethics and everyday business challenges, our training films are used by firms and companies around the world to support their in-house training and business development teams. NDTMS can provide a clinical picture of offenders who access treatment. One of the main characteristics available from NDTMS is the substances for which people are being treated. The NDTMS standard reporting methodology categorises people into one of 4 groups, depending on which substances the person says they are having problems with when they enter treatment. These 4 substance groups are: Listed here are the 10 closest dentists to Parc Erissey Industrial Estate, New Portreath Road, Redruth, TR16 4HZ. The nearest is Green Lane Dental Practice, approximately 1.5 miles away. MOJ and DHSC will consider different ways of reporting the information to courts and local treatment providers. 6.2 Common identifier There were differences in the treatment status between offenders sentenced to an ATR compared with those sentenced to a DRR.

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You can find more information about the drug and alcohol treatment substance groups in section ‘3.5 Profile of offenders accessing treatment’ below. In the month before starting treatment, offenders who were sentenced to a DRR and were classified in the ‘opiate’ group reported higher levels of substance use than offenders sentenced to an ATR. This included: The substance misuse demonstrator pilot’s focus on ATRs and DRRs is motivated by the government’s drug strategy and the joint thematic inspection of community-based treatment and recovery work with people on probation. The drug strategy emphasises improving the criminal justice response to illegal drug use. It also specifically identified the use of community sentences to reduce crime and reoffending. The thematic report found a sharp decline in DRRs and highlighted weaknesses in joint working between probation and treatment services. The deterministic linkage process identified that 9,976 (25.7%) offenders sentenced between August 2018 and March 2022 had at least one treatment record during the same period. The probabilistic linkage approach improved this overall linkage rate. The purpose of CTSRs is to reduce drug, alcohol and mental health needs that are related to offending behaviour and so reduce reoffending.It is important that evidence on the cost-effectiveness of sentencing people to an ATR or DRR is developed. DHSC should work with MOJ to ensure the best possible data is made available to describe the costs and benefits from an ATR or DRR sentence compared with other sentencing options. 6.4 System improvements Better co-ordination between local services

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Section ‘3.7 Treatment status at the end of the data period’ above reported that 61.4% of people with an ATR successfully completed their treatment, compared with 29.2% of those with a DRR. We used similar statistical models to those reported in sections ‘3.2 Linking probation and treatment data sets’ and ‘3.3 Pathways between probation and treatment’ (multilevel logistic regression) to measure the associations between individual-level characteristics and the likelihood of successfully completing treatment. We present details on the records from nDelius and the overall rate of linkage (or detection) to the NDTMS data set.The probabilistic linkage process linked 15,891 offenders (40.9%) with at least one treatment record during this same period. There was an error rate of around 1 in 1,000, which means we are 99.9% confident that the records from the 2 separate systems correctly aligned. The results in this report are based on this probabilistic linkage approach.