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iQuanta

Join Leanne Henderson, Data Manager, Hartlepool, for a comprehensive overview of NI38 and iQuanta on January 27, 2010. This session covers the significance of iQuanta in tracking the reduction of drug-related offending among specific offender cohorts. Learn how local areas identify these cohorts for performance monitoring, the predictive metrics utilized, and the importance of collaboration with police and probation services. Explore iQuanta’s capabilities in providing up-to-date crime and community safety data, including graphs and charts that illustrate current performance.

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iQuanta

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  1. iQuanta Leanne Henderson, Data Manager Hartlepool CJIT 27th January 2010

  2. Today’s Session • Overview of NI38 • What is iQuanta • iQuanta graphs and charts • Further Notes

  3. NI38: Reduction of Drug Related Offending • Tool to measure the reduction of re-offending of a specific cohort of offenders • Cohort is taken from anyone with a positive test for a trigger offence or assessed on OASys by Probation between January and March for the forthcoming financial year • Local areas try to identify their own cohort for performance monitoring • Links with Police and Probation • An offenders DAT of residence will remain through the reporting period regardless of where their offending takes place

  4. NI38: Reduction of Drug Related Offending • Target is based on predicted number of convictions against actual number of convictions (includes all convictions) • A reported figure of 1 means that actual offences is the same as predicted and this is the target for all areas whose ratio is calculated above 1 • From identification, any charges (for 12 months) following this are counted towards their re-offending rate, this includes non-trigger offences and some breach offences

  5. iQuanta • A Police Performance Analysis reporting tool • Provides up to date information on policing and community safety performance • Data sources include crime and detections, domestic violence, knife crime, offending & re-offending and road traffic • Data provided by Police Forces, Criminal Justice Agencies, Ministry of Justice and the British Crime Survey • Secure website with login details provided by GONE

  6. Up to date charts/graphs for current year

  7. Drug Related Offending • This section has graphs and charts on the cohort and performance for each area • The data is delayed by 3 months due to the length of time for conviction data • Graph looks at actual vs predicted scatter plot • Those in red have been identified as PPO’s (and included in NI30) • Those above the blue line have had a higher than predicted offending rate

  8. Further Notes • Home Office won’t give areas their cohort, so local cohorts often differ • Links with Police and Probation are essential for local tracking and monitoring • iQuanta requires log in details, these can be obtained from GONE

  9. Any Questions?

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