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Provides comparative healthcare information for quality improvement, benchmarking and performance management across NHS Scotland

We have published two updated public health alerts today in response to increased harms and changes in the drug supply.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, PHS used the linked dataset on babies with congenital conditions (SLiCCD) to examine the occurrence of congenital conditions following maternal...

The CARDRISS register holds the following information: mother and baby’s personal details, including names, dates of birth, and postcode relevant medical history, including family...

Information on congenital conditions is provided for: England by the National Congenital Anomaly and Rare Disease Registration Service (NCARDRS) Wales by the Congenital Anomaly...

The information held in the CARDRISS register can be used to: The CARDRISS team works with other groups to deliver these benefits, for example clinical networks and audit teams,...

The information held by CARDRISS is private and confidential. Public Health Scotland (PHS) holds the information securely and manages it in line with the law. Only a small number...

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CARDRISS uses the information in the register to publish national statistics on ​congenital conditions. Only statistical tables of numbers are published. Information which could...

There are many organisations providing support to families with a baby affected by a congenital condition including: Antenatal Results and Choices – babies with a possible...