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This report describes the admission frequency, demographics, activity and outcomes for patients with COVID-19 disease admitted to Scottish intensive care units.

Colleagues from our healthcare audits service area explain how accurate and robust data supports better decision making to improve clinical practice and patient care.

The Scottish Arthroplasty Project (SAP) aims to encourage continual improvement in the quality of care provided to joint replacement surgery (arthroplasty) patients. This is currently achieved through the auditing of routinely collected SMR01 national data in Scotland.

About this release This release by Public Health Scotland presents the Scottish Renal Registry (SRR) 2021 annual national report. The SRR aims to improve the care of patients with...

Kirsty Ward from the Scottish National Audit Programme highlights how good data is helping to drive improvements in standards of clinical care for hip fracture patients.

The publication will report on data collected from all hospitals across Scotland for patients who sustained a hip fracture and were admitted to hospital.

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.

The National Cancer Diagnosis Audit (NCDA) supports service improvement in relation to cancer diagnosis; the main outputs were tailored feedback reports to participating GP practices. This national report gives an overview of results at Scotland level and is being released to increase awareness of the audit and what it covered. NCDA Scotland is the Scottish part of a UK-wide audit, co-ordinated by Cancer Research UK.

Health and Housing Manager Katrina Reid blogs to demonstrate PHS support for Housing to 2040, Scotland’s first ever long-term national housing strategy and route map to upholding the right to housing for everyone.

Summary statistics for people with a new diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis.