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Evaluates and promotes improvement in the quality of care and treatment outcomes for patients receiving electroconvulsive therapy in Scotland

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.

Improves the quality of care, overall experience and long term outcome of patients with significant injuries

Evaluates the quality of stroke care delivered in hospitals managing acute stroke in Scotland

Drives the improvement in care and outcomes of ICU and HDU patients using comprehensive audit of their management and outcome

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.

What we do, our governance process and how to contact us

Uses data to help support priority 4 of the 2021 heart disease action plan and minimise preventable heart disease

Evaluates and promotes improvement in the quality of care and treatment outcomes for patients receiving electroconvulsive therapy in Scotland

Overview of the programme, the components of the SNAP annual governance process and structures to provide stakeholders with visibility and understanding of the activities undertaken.