Hartlepool
START – Hartlepool’s Integrated Substance Misuse Service
About Us
START (Supporting Treatment and Recovery Together) is Hartlepool’s integrated substance misuse treatment service, delivered in partnership by Hartlepool Borough Council and Foundations.
The service, launched in September 2020, is commissioned by Hartlepool Borough Council’s Public Health Team to deliver community-based treatment services to adults and young people in the Borough.
H.pool; 2167746 Foundations Supervised Consumption Contract 09.2020
Pharmacy Providers – https://tees.communitypharmacy.org.uk/commissioned-services/pharmacy-service-provision/
Hartlepool community drug centre – Whitby Street, Hartlepool, TS24 7AB 01429 285000
Sally Harris
Clinical Lead (Foundations, START)
Whitby Street
Hartlepool
TS24 7AB
01429 285000
01429 284278 (direct line)
Please note, I do not work Fridays.
Web: hartlepool.gov.uk
Facebook: facebook.com/hartlepoolcouncil
Twitter: twitter.com/HpoolCouncil
E Mail : Sally.Harris@Hartlepool.gov.uk
Training:
- https://www.cppe.ac.uk/
- https://www.virtualoutcomes.co.uk/pharmacy-training/ Select team training – Addiction and drug misuse.
- PHE / RCGP Hepatitis C Course, Enhancing Prevention, Testing and Care
PHE are pleased to announce the relaunch of the hepatitis C course to support the learning needs of non-medical and non-clinical workers in drug and alcohol services to better understand the issues around hepatitis C for injecting drug users. The course has just been updated to reflect the new treatments available. The course is available via the RCGP online learning platform, is free of charge and takes around two hours to complete. Participants can print a certificate at the end of the course to contribute to their portfolios. PHE would encourage everyone working in drug treatment to improve their knowledge of hepatitis C to help reduce stigma and support more people to access the new treatments, which have no side effects and very high cure rates. The course is available here for free, and users will need to register for an elearning account to access it.
- Orion have an e-learning module on their website. It consists of a comprehensive NSP (needle syringe program) Booklet and a following exam which will provide a certificate if the exam is passed. The link is the following:
https://www.orionmedical.co.uk/NSP-booklet/ It is password protected which is all lower case and is: orionmsl