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The Mental Health team within Public Health Scotland is responsible for this data release. Its role is to present and provide intelligence about mental health inpatient admissions...

This release from PHS focus on the Disease Prevalence statistics from Primary Care, SPIRE data. This is the first time these figures have been published using the SPIRE data source and as such is an Experimental release as covered bythe stats code of practice.

The CARDRISS and prescribing teams in Public Health Scotland are working together to develop new national data on the use of potentially teratogenic medicines in pregnancy. Potentially teratogenic medicines are those that may harm the baby when taken in pregnancy, resulting in a congenital condition or affecting the resulting child’s development. It is important that health services support pregnant women to avoid potentially teratogenic medicines in pregnancy whenever possible. Report updated with minor amendments on 3 December 2024.

A&E activity: month ending 31 October 2024...

A&E activity: week ending 24 November 2024...

Waiting times for first appointment at chronic pain and pain psychology clinics

Annual summary information relating to people experiencing a delay in their discharge from hospital.

This release by Public Health Scotland (PHS) presents General Practice (GP) activity data extracted from approximately 94% of practices across Scotland from January 2018 to the end of October 2024 by NHS board and Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP).

Community wealth building is an approach to economic development that aims to enable communities to benefit more from the wealth our economy generates. These documents present findings of a health impact assessment that sought to identify and assess the likely impacts of implementing community wealth building in Scotland. They also include recommendations for actions to maximise the health benefits.