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The tables available on this page, have been revised from those previously published following the recommendations of the consultation on the future presentation of delayed...

Number of people delayed At the March 2022 census point, there were 1,836 people delayed, an increase of 8% compared to the February 2022 figure. This was largely because of an...

Publication title Delayed Discharges in NHSScotland Description This publication provides monthly information on the number of hospital bed days associated with delayed discharges...

Timely discharge from hospital is an important indicator of quality. It is a marker that care is person-centred, effective, integrated and harm-free. A delayed discharge occurs...

This updated factsheet describes the disease, its diagnostic features, control and treatment, and provides a picture of its incidence in the UK and around the world.

Ready Steady Baby! will help you get ready for parenthood by taking you through the whole of your pregnancy - from the decision to start trying for a baby, through the antenatal care you will receive and on to advice on labour and birth. It offers advice on maternity leave and benefits and tips on caring for your baby up to 8 weeks old. This comprehensive guide is for mums, dads, partners, civil partners and other primary care givers who all have a very important role to play in the care and upbringing of your baby.

This release is a weekly report on epidemiological information on seasonal influenza activity in Scotland. Due to COVID health care services are functioning differently now compared to previous flu seasons so the consultation rates are not directly comparable to historical data.

This report presents provisional information on laboratory reports of norovirus in Scotland compared to the same time last year and the average for the same time period of the previous five years.

This weekly release by Public Health Scotland presents data on COVID-19 across NHSScotland

The serology work stream aims to estimate the proportion of people who have antibodies to coronavirus ("seroprevalence") in the general population of Scotland and to see if this changes over time.