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Updated : 12:57 03/09/2010 Knowsley Hospital Liaison Service (HALS) (LGC2)
North West

The Knowsley Hospital Alcohol Liaison Service (HALS) commenced in June 2009 and offers acute hospital patients with a brief intervention and education around their alcohol use. It provides, for those who need it, the opportunity to be fast-tracked into community alcohol services.

Updated : 12:56 03/09/2010 Oldham Hospital Alcohol Liaison Team (8WSP)
North West

The development of the Royal Oldham Hospital Alcohol Liaison Team. This is a pilot project working within A&E, wards and other acute and mental health clinical settings. The project is in very early stages of development.

Updated : 10:46 03/09/2010Manchester | Responsible Alcohol Sales Project (O5RD)
North West

The project aimed to build on existing training and support for alcohol retail staff in raising awareness of the law pertaining to alcohol sales and how to deal with drunk customers.

Updated : 11:57 01/09/2010 Manchester | Comprehensive care pathway development (LMFZ)
North West

NHS Manchester is using additional funding through its Early Implementer status to develop a comprehensive alcohol care pathway across three Acute Hospital Trusts to address the full range of problem drinking and ensure rapid access to community based advice and treatment.

Updated : 11:42 25/06/2010Lancaster University | SPECIALS Project (MO2I)
North West

The Students' and Professionals', Experience, Concerns and Issues regarding Alcohol use by Lancaster Students (SPECIALS) project investigated student drinking in Lancashire. It explored: the transition to university; the affects of peer group influence; and, tried ot gain an understanding of how drinking behaviour impacts upon students' lives and on the provision of services to them. Research was undertaken by the Researching Equity, Access and Participation (REAP) group at the University of Lancaster.

Updated : 14:22 11/06/2010ChaMPs Alcohol Project 3 | Guidance on Delivering an Integrated Care Pathway for Alcohol Services (LGZG)
North West

In April 2009 the Public Health Network for Cheshire and Merseyside (ChaMPs) commissioned Centre for Public Health at the University of Chester (CPHR) to create guidance on developing or improving an integrated care pathway for alcohol services. The guide pulls together local and national evidence and outlines key methodology that should be followed.

Updated : 14:19 11/06/2010ChaMPs Alcohol Project 2 | Alcohol Insight Qualitative Research (03ZM)
North West

The Public Health Network for Cheshire and Merseyside (ChaMPs) commissioned Corporate Culture to complete this study. This follows on from the ChaMPs Market Segmentation for Hazardous and Harmful Drinkers study, which was produced by the North West Public Health Observatory (NWPHO).

Updated : 13:55 11/06/2010ChaMPs Alcohol Project 1 | Market Segmentation for Hazardous and Harmful Drinkers (9UWN)
North West

In September 2008 the Public Health Network for Cheshire and Merseysid (ChaMPs) commissioned the North West Public Health Observatory (NWPHO) to produce a report that segmented hazardous and harmful drinkers in Cheshire and Merseyside.

Updated : 14:59 25/05/2010Manchester | Royal Infirmary Emergency Department Screening and Brief Intervention Pilot Programme (4PW4)
North West

Manchester Royal Infirmary implemented a programme that aims to deliver alcohol intervention to patients who are classified as hazardous or harmful drinkers (but not yet dependant drinkers) by offering screening and brief interventions as they entered the Emergency Department.

Updated : 14:49 24/05/2010Salford Hospital based Alcohol Service (0NS9)
North West

The hospital-based alcohol service covers tiers 1, 2 and 3 (Models of Care for Alcohol Misusers (NTA,2005)), supporting hazardous, harmful and dependent drinkers.

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