Howard Reed
Public Health Institute
Faculty: Faculty of Health
School: Public Health Institute
Email address: H.D.Reed@ljmu.ac.uk
Telephone: 0151 231 4036
Howard Reed is the Intelligence & Surveillance Systems Manager at the Public Health Institute. He works in the Public Health Intelligence Unit managing the collection of data from a variety of agencies in the North West. He has experience working with large datasets using SQL databases as well as MS Access and SPSS. His programming and web-design skills include ASP.NET, SQL, and HTML.
Howard’s role provides support for various data systems, including the ‘Integrated Monitoring System’ (IMS) which is used by Drug and Alcohol services in the North West to monitor non-structured substance treatment and the provision of needle and syringe programmes. IMS also incorporates our Drug Related Deaths (DRD) portal used to compile the information presented during our DRD panel review process. Howard is also involved in supporting data collection for the Trauma and Injury Intelligence Group (TIIG) and the Drug Interventions Programme (DIP).
In addition Howard has experience with the National Drug Treatment Monitoring System (NDTMS) and has previously worked in the team covering the collection of NDTMS data from community based agencies in the North West and all prisons and young offender institutions in the North of England.
Degrees
2017, Liverpool John Moores University, United Kingdom, MSc, Public Health (Addictions)
2003, Liverpool Hope University, United Kingdom, PGDip, Information Technology
1994, Liverpool Hope University, United Kingdom, BA(Hons), Theology and Religious Studies
Academic appointments
Intelligence & Surveillance Systems Manager, Public Health Institute, Liverpool John Moores University, 2009 - present
Report
Reed H, Whitfield M. 2022. Integrated Monitoring System Annual Report - Cheshire and Merseyside 2021-22 Publisher Url
Reed H, Whitfield M. 2021. Integrated Monitoring System Annual Report - Cheshire and Merseyside 2020-21 Publisher Url
Reed H, Whitfield M. 2020. Integrated Monitoring System Annual Report - Cheshire and Merseyside 2019-20 Publisher Url
Reed H, Whitfield M. 2019. Integrated Monitoring System Annual Report - Cheshire and Merseyside 2018-19 Publisher Url
Hay G, Rael Dos Santos A, Reed H, Hope V. 2019. Estimates of the Prevalence of Opiate Use and/or Crack Cocaine Use, 2016/17: Sweep 13 report Estimates of the Prevalence of Opiate Use and/or Crack Cocaine Use, 2016/17: Sweep 13 report Author Url Publisher Url
Reed H, Whitfield M, McVeigh J. 2019. Integrated Monitoring System Annual Report - Cheshire and Merseyside, 2017-18 Author Url Publisher Url Public Url
Whitfield M, McVeigh J, Reed H, Harrison R, Leech C. 2017. Integrated Monitoring System Annual Report - Cheshire and Merseyside, 2016-17 Author Url Publisher Url Public Url
Whitfield M, Reed H, Venturas CJ, McVeigh J. 2016. Integrated Monitoring System Annual report 2015/16 Author Url
Whitfield M, Reed H, Harrison R, McVeigh J. 2015. Integrated Monitoring System Annual Report Cheshire and Merseyside 2014/15 Integrated Monitoring System Annual Report Cheshire and Merseyside 2014/15 Author Url
Whitfield M, Reed H, Harrison R, Davies C, McVeigh J. 2014. Integrated Monitoring System Annual Report Cheshire and Merseyside 2013/14 Integrated Monitoring System Annual Report Cheshire and Merseyside 2013/14 Author Url
Whitfield M, Reed H, Harrison R, Davies C, McVeigh J. 2014. Merseyside & Cheshire Inter-Agency Drug Misuse Database (IAD) Needle and Syringe Programme 2012-13 Merseyside & Cheshire Inter-Agency Drug Misuse Database (IAD) Needle and Syringe Programme 2012-13 Author Url
Whitfield M, Reed H, Harrison R, Davies C, McVeigh J. 2014. Drug and Alcohol Treatment in Cheshire & Merseyside 2012/13 Drug and Alcohol Treatment in Cheshire & Merseyside 2012/13 Author Url
Editorial/letter to the editor
Whitfield M, Reed H, Webster J, Hope V. 2020. Mitigation for the impacts on needle and syringe programmes is needed. Addiction, DOI Author Url Publisher Url
Journal article
Whitfield M, Reed H, Webster J, Hope V. 2020. The impact of COVID-19 restrictions on needle and syringe programme provision and coverage in England International Journal of Drug Policy, DOI Author Url Publisher Url Public Url
Conference presentation:
The impact of COVID-19 restrictions on Needle and Syringe Programme provision and coverage in England., Harm Reduction International Conference 2023 (HR23), Melbourne, Australia, Poster presentation. 2023
The benefits of a regional collaborative Drug Related Death review and surveillance system: insights from implementation in the North West of England., International Conference on Health and Hepatitis Care in Substance Users (INHSU 2022), Glasgow, Scotland, Poster presentation. 2022
Exploration of the accuracy of needle and syringe programme data collection processes and implications for monitoring harm reduction coverage: A quantitative research study in Cheshire and Merseyside, UK, Harm Reduction International Conference (HR19), Porto, Portugal, Poster presentation. 2019
Conference organisation:
Public Health Institute Drug Related Deaths Conference 2023, Co-organiser, https://ims.ljmu.ac.uk/PublicHealth/DRDevent2023/conference. 2023
IMS Drug Related Deaths - area events 2022, Co-organiser and presenter, https://ims.ljmu.ac.uk/PublicHealth/DRDevent2022/areaevent. 2022
IMS Drug Related Deaths Annual Conference 2021, Co-organiser, https://ims.ljmu.ac.uk/PublicHealth/DRDevent2021/usergroupevent. 2021