Northumberland Overview Sample Clauses

Northumberland Overview. Northumberland is the sixth largest county in England by size with a land area of 500,000 hectares (1,900 square miles) and second largest by population in the region (315,263 according to the mid 2015 population estimates). However, the population within Northumberland is concentrated in the South East corner where 46% of the population reside in the former Blyth Valley and Wansbeck districts. In total these two areas cover only 3% of the total geographical area of Northumberland, giving a denser, urban concentration in this South East corner. In comparison, the rural districts of the County are very sparsely populated (0.34 people per ha). The physical size and geographical make-up of the County present a challenge in terms of delivering services that are accessible and equitable to all residents of the community who require treatment and support and which must work to an assertive outreach framework. Drug Misuse There are an estimated 1324 opiate and crack misusers (OCUs) in the Northumberland population which has remained relatively static between 2009/10 and 2011/12. There are also an estimated 1278 opiate users, which has also remained static for the same period. However, the estimate for crack only misusers has dropped significantly over the same period, from 894 in 2009/10 to 267 in 2011/12. There are no more recent and precise estimates of prevalence. In comparison with the national and regional picture, there are some differences in the Northumberland treatment population: ● Nationally there is a much larger percentage of the treatment population in treatment for OCUs (17.4%) whereas in the North East it is 5.8% and for Northumberland it is just 1.1%. ● Northumberland (and the North East) shows a raised 25-34 population for opiates, cannabis, benzodiazepine and cocaine misuse when compared with the national profile. ● Northumberland, like the rest of the North East, shows a substantially higher percentage of its treatment population in treatment for Benzodiazepines. ● Northumberland have a higher proportion of opiate users who have been in treatment for over 6 years (35% compared with 26% in comparator areas). ● Northumberland also has a higher proportion of opiate users who are treatment naïve or who have had fewer treatment journeys than local comparator areas. The gender split of those in treatment across all substances has a broadly similar 70/30 male to female ratio. Alcohol Misuse Alcohol remains the main problematic substance in Northumber...
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