1. Edinburgh Alcohol Framework Kerry Murray Senior Health Promotion Specialist Health Promotion Service NHS Lothian 25 th July 2012

2. Purpose Provide a structure for taking forward the EADP strategy in relation to alcohol use in Edinburgh Identify priorities, outcomes, impact indicators and actions. Develop a partnership approach

3. Process Steering group – multi-agency –Police- Fire service –Various CEC depts- Vol Sector –Scot Ambulance Service- NHS Development of logic model Links to EADP strategy, National Core ADP outcomes and other relevant Edinburgh logic models

4. Outcomes 6 long term outcomes Logic model (appendix 1) - corresponding medium and short term outcomes + supporting evidence Treatment and recovery 1.More people achieve sustained recovery from problematic alcohol use 2.There is a high quality recovery orientated system of care Crime and anti-social behaviour 3.Reduced alcohol related anti-social behaviour and offending Hazardous and Binge Drinking 4.Fewer people drink hazardously or binge drink 5.Reduced harm as a result of alcohol related accidents and unintended injury Children, young people and families 6.Fewer children, young people and families are affected by parental alcohol use

5. Framework document Introduction –Strategic/policy context –Current situation Framework outcomes Logic model explained –6 long term outcomes –Written explanation / rationale –Examples of current activity Logic model inc supporting evidence (appendix 1) Members of steering group (appendix 2) Potential indicators (appendix 3)

6. Next steps…. Obtain senior level and organisational buy-in Wider engagement / consultation –x2 events planned Sept 2012 –Engage with local community planning structures Neighbourhood Partnerships –Offer an opportunity to influence –Opportunity to see how framework fits/links Finalise and circulate

7. Questions / Comments?