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Keeping on target – Keeping on target – the need for more the need for more rapid and policy rapid and policy
relevant reportingrelevant reporting
Jane MounteneyJane Mounteney
Bergen Clinics Foundation/ Bergen Clinics Foundation/
University of BergenUniversity of Bergen
Early identification and rapid reporting of new drug
developments allows for early intervention
Rapid reporting – the ’speed’ problem
• Slow reporting systems
• Levels of bureaucracy
• Lengthy research processes
• New codes
• Collation/ communication gap
Possible solutions to the ’speed’ problem
• City/ local level systems – less levels of bureaucracy
• Pragmatic use of existing data (not new studies)
• Validity attained through triangulation of sources & methods (multi-indicator, mixed methods)
• Inclusion of sensitive sources – informants, media etc.
Research paradigms for rapid/relevant trend monitoring
ALTERNATIVE RESEARCH PARADIGMS
PostpositivismDeterminationReductionismEmpirical observation & measurement Theory verification
ConstructivismUnderstandingMultiple participant meaningsSocial and historical constructionTheory generation
Advocacy/ParticipatoryPoliticalEmpowerment-issue orientedCollaborativeChange-oriented
PragmatismConsequences of actionProblem-centredPluralisticReal-world practice oriented
Creswell (2003)
Model - rapid identification and response to emerging drug trends
SBK
City level drug monitoring system – early identification
Rapid assessment & response capability – early intervention
Combination of two methods
Monitoring & rapid assessment:
• Identification of emerging drug trends
• In-depth investigation of worrying findings
• Multi-agency action planning
SCHOOL PANEL
RAPID ASSESSMENT STUDIES
ROUTINE DATA
MEDIA MONITORING
SBK
KEY INFORMANT PANEL
SCHOOL SURVEY
Bergen Earlier Warning System (BEWS) model
Heroin trends in Bergen 2002-2009: use, market & interest indicator scores
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RAPID ASSESSMENT & RESPONSE
Problem
Initial consultationSteering/ reference
group
Project planning
Assessproblem
Assesscurrent responses
Gap analysis
Final consultation
RAR report & action plan
RAR PROCESS
RAR report – young people linked to opiate milieu
•Increase in number of young opiate users (16-22)
•Majority of young opiate users debut with synthetic opiates (Subutex/ Temgesic)
•Injection debut likely to be with amphetamine
•Many placements in childcare institutions….
RAR action plan
• Multi-agency response
• Concrete action plan
• Focus on youth service provision
• Improving staff competence etc
• ’Unplanned’ response…
Media & political response
• Overdose death & RAR report• 3 weeks of media reporting• Regional childcare director called in to answer to
situation• National govt – all staff to be trained in drug
issues• Political parties take up theme – call for
ministers resignation• Resignation of regional director• Promise for national assessment re institutions
and drugs
Rapid & policy relevant reporting
• Pragmatic approach - multi-indicator, mixed-method
• Rapid identification plus in-depth investigative option
• Bridging the gap from monitoring to action• Involvement of policy makers – choosing
focus, choosing interventions• Integrated action planning, offering
solutions.
SBKSBKSBK
NATIONAL DRUG TRENDS NETWORK
CITY CITY CITY
EPOD/ EMCDDA
NATIONAL PLAN