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About this release This release by Public Health Scotland (PHS) is an update of the National Therapeutic Indicators (NTIs) for data up to June 2024. The NTIs are used for quality...

This release by Public Health Scotland (PHS) presents performance against the National Testis Cancer Quality Performance Indicators (QPIs) in the Cancer QPIs dashboard held within the Scottish Cancer Registry and Intelligence Service (SCRIS).

This leaflet is one of a series designed to support health workers to work effectively with the victims of gender-based violence (GBV) in line with NHS Scotland and Scottish Government policy. It covers how to identify and respond to adults who have experienced rape and/or sexual assault. This guidance explains the nature of rape and sexual assault and their impact on health. It also covers how staff can identify and respond to those experiencing current or historical abuse.

The Mental Health Inpatient Activity Publication is designed so all of our customers can use the data and explore it for themselves. The data is made available using open...

This report presents findings from 13 confidential key informant interviews about the Scottish Government's National Mission on Drug Deaths. It is part of a series of reports presenting findings from the PHS evaluation of the National Mission. PHS interviewed 13 individuals leading, at local or national level, on policy, advocacy, research or service delivery, relating to drugs in Scotland. The interviews took place in the second half of 2023.

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This page describes the methodologies used to produce the figures contained in this release. It includes details on what data are presented, the data sources, how groups are...

Open data View the open data files for this publication. Data files The data files for this publication are available in csv format on the Scottish Health and Social Care Open Data...

All of the charts used in this data release are available to use. They are available under open government license. The charts have been produced using the statistical program R....

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