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On 5 Sept MOD launched  the Mefloquine Single Point of Contact for current and former Service personnel who have concerns about their experience of Mefloquine (commercially known as Lariam).

Published 08 December 2016Guidance literature

The Department of Health has established an Expert Advisory Panel to support its work in developing proposals for reform to the adult care and support system.

Published 05 December 2016Consultation reports

Workforce policy directorate guidance documents.

Published 29 November 2016Circulars

Health Minister Michelle O'Neill is delighted to present a Diabetes Strategic Framework for the north of Ireland. Diabetes is a condition which we know affects at least 90,000 people living here.

Published 22 November 2016Development plan/framework

This document sets out the strategic direction for the palliative and end-of-life care of ill and dying children and young people in the North for the next ten years.

Published 22 November 2016Development plan/framework

Children and young people are major users of health services, both in primary care and in hospitals.

Published 22 November 2016Development plan/framework

This bulletin presents key findings from the fourth drug prevalence survey of households in Northern Ireland during late 2014 and early 2015. 

Published 08 November 2016Statistical reports

These tables present QOF achievement data.

Published 28 October 2016Statistical reports

This bulletin and tables presents quality and outcomes framework (QOF) exception reporting data.

Published 28 October 2016Statistical reports

Directions relating to GP contracts

Published 25 October 2016Legislation and regulations

DHSSPS written and oral Ministerial announcements and statements for 2016

Published 25 October 2016Speeches and statements

In his speech of 4 November 2015, the then Minister for Health, Simon Hamilton MLA, announced that in response to recommendation 1 of The Right Time, The Right Place report by Sir Liam Donaldson, he would appoint an expert, clinically led panel to consider and l

Published 25 October 2016Independent reports

The purpose of publishing the screening outcomes report is to ensure that stakeholders are aware of any final decisions in relation to completed screenings.

Published 20 October 2016Corporate reports

This paper sets out the broad framework of a governance system to support Stage 2 delivery.

 

Published 20 October 2016Guidance literature

In fulfilling its obligations under Section 75 the Department is required to equality screen all of its policies and services under consideration to determine whether they should be subject to a full equality impact assessment (EQIA).

Published 19 October 2016Guidance literature

Laid before the Northern Ireland Assembly by the Department of Finance
and Personnel under section 10(4) of the Government
Resources and Accounts Act (Northern Ireland) 2001
 

Published 27 September 2016Financial plans and reports

In completing this questionnaire, you give consent for the information to be used for monitoring and evaluating the Early Intervention Support Service.

This information will be anonymous and you will not be identified in any evaluation.

Published 21 September 2016Guidance literature

In completing this questionnaire, you give consent for the information to be used for monitoring and evaluating the Early Intervention Support Service.

This information will be anonymous and you will not be identified in any evaluation.

Published 21 September 2016Guidance literature

Datasets and business rules containing the information required to identify those patients who are eligible for inclusion on the disease register, indicator denominator and the indicator numerator.

Published 21 September 2016Guidance literature

The Strategic Leadership Group for Pharmacy has issued the following statement of endorsement for Practice Based Pharmacists.

Published 14 September 2016Speeches and statements

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