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  • What we do

    • 31 October 2022
    • Content pages
    As Scotland’s national public health body, we lead and support work across Scotland to prevent disease, prolong healthy life and promote health and wellbeing ...

  • How we work

    • 31 October 2022
    • Content pages
    Everything we do, we do with others. Our values say how we want to be with our partners and our staff.  ...

  • Effective use of data to support cardiac services across Scotland

    • 14 March 2023
    • Blog posts
    • Healthcare audits

    In this blog post, the SNAP team explain the significance of the recently published Scottish Cardiac Audit Programme (SCAP) Interventional Report 2021/22.

  • Who we are

    • 01 May 2023
    • Content pages
    Public Health Scotland is an NHS Board. We are uniquely sponsored by the Scottish Government and the Convention of Scottish Local Authorities (COSLA) on behalf of local...

  • Consultation on Medicines Used In Mental Health annual report

    • 25 October 2021
    • Publications
    Consultation on Medicines Used In Mental Health annual report...

  • Cancer mortality - Cancer mortality in Scotland 2017

    • 30 October 2018
    • Publications
    • Cancer
    • Conditions and diseases
    You can view previous publications up to December 2019 at www.isdscotland.org/publications. About this release This release by the Information Services Division (ISD) provides an...

  • Personal data collection

    • 01 April 2020
    • Content pages
    • Corporate information

    How we collect data

  • Personal data processing

    • 01 April 2020
    • Content pages
    • Corporate information

    How we process data

  • Dementia Benchmarking Toolkit consultation

    • 06 October 2022
    • Consultations
    • Dementia
    Published 12 February 2022 The Mental Health Benchmarking project was set up to support the improvement of mental health services by using a range of comparative information to...

  • Clearing the air – the introduction of Glasgow’s Low Emission Zone (LEZ)

    • 15 June 2023
    • Blog posts
    • Place

    Whilst air pollution levels in Glasgow have been reducing, harmful nitrogen dioxide(NO2) are still being recorded in our city centre at levels that do not meet the legal requirements. Glasgow's LEZ is being introduced to further reduce levels of harmful vehicle emissions.