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The audit of critical care is a co-ordinated quality improvement programme which provides data, analysis and feedback to raise standards and continued improvement in patient outcomes.

Information about the COVID-19 immunisation programme

Information about the COVID-19 immunisation programme

Information about the COVID-19 immunisation programme

Information about the COVID-19 immunisation programme

Information about the COVID-19 immunisation programme

About this release This release by Public Health Scotland (PHS) presents the Scottish Renal Registry (SRR) 2025 annual national report. The SRR aims to improve the care of patients...

Information about respiratory syncytial virus vaccination

Information about respiratory syncytial virus vaccination

The Climate Impact Indicators (CII) Feasibility Report aims to inform Public Health Scotland’s work to produce a set of climate health impact indicators and supports PHS’ Climate Change and Sustainability programme. The report explores the feasibility of developing indicators to assess the impacts of climate change on the health of the population in Scotland. It includes a summary of how health is affected by climate change, in particular the impacts of heat, cold, flooding, and air quality. Additionally, the report outlines definitions and parameters for proposed indicators to monitor the impact of climate on health and describes the data sources that can be used to create these indicators. The report recommends that an initial set of indicators are developed focused on the direct impacts of heat and cold periods on health. It is planned that Scotland’s first set of climate health impact indicators are published on the ScotPHO profiles website as a new section in the autumn of 2025.