The first national Theseus presentation took place on Wednesday 21st September at Oxford Street in London, and was a great success. The product was presented to delegates from several London DATs, and was met with the same eager enthusiasm that it received during a series of local presentations that took place in Greater Manchester where the product was first introduced.
Theseus is a case management system that has been specifically developed by a DAAT for the Drug Interventions Programme. Not only does it provide all data required for Home Office Monitoring and Research purposes, but it also incorporates extensive case management functionality both for case workers and for the management team, and provides a wealth of relevant Reporting and Performance Management features, and much, much more.
It is unique because it is the only product in the market that has been purposely developed for the DIP by a DAAT to facilitate the collection and monitoring of data, management of case loads, and generation of a comprehensive suite of reports.
Developed by users for users, Theseus provides the features that you need to run your DIP more effectively, allowing you and your colleagues to concentrate on providing help for those who need it, and to make a genuine, effective and lasting difference.
“When the Drug Interventions Programme was introduced last year we looked for a system that would enable us to collect and monitor data, generate reports and manage case loads. We found systems that could do one or two of those jobs but nothing that would do everything we needed. Working with Cyber Media Solutions we have developed Theseus to fill that gap. Theseus has enabled us to run the DIP much more effectively and I’m sure it will do the same for you.” (Kay French, Strategic Manager, Oldham DAAT)
As announced, more presentations are currently being scheduled. To register your interest or request more information please don’t hesitate to call Roger Fairhead on 01543 459232, or by email at Roger.Fairhead@cyber-media.co.uk. You can also download a copy of the Theseus leaflet, or visit the Theseus page for more information.
