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Information on inpatient waiting times is collected quarterly via an electronic download, the DoH inpatient waiting times dataset (CH1). It records the number of patients waiting, and length of time waiting for each specialty within each health and social care trust.

Published 06 March 2018Guidance literature

Pension Services Return - Annex B February 2018

Published 05 March 2018Guidance literature

Pension Services Return - Annex C - March 2018

Published 05 March 2018Guidance literature

Over the past few years, there have been five reviews and reforms of health and social care in Northern Ireland (Transforming your Care (2011), The Right Time, The Right Place (2014), Review of HSC Structures (2015), Systems not Structures (2016) and Health and 

Published 27 February 2018Guidance literature

Initial engagement with key stakeholders on the development of the workforce strategy commenced in January 2017.  

Published 27 February 2018Guidance literature

The total size of the ‘human, health and social work activities’ sector is estimated to be 126,380 jobs as at March 2017, covering public and private sectors (including those known as independent and voluntary sectors

Published 27 February 2018Guidance literature

HSC Manual of Accounts 2017-2018

Published 27 February 2018Statistical reports

The Department has launched a suite of resources aimed at strengthening the vital role undertaken by our Nursing Assistants working in Northern Ireland HSC Trusts.

Published 22 February 2018Guidance literature

Induction and Development Pathway for Nursing Assistants - employed by HSC Trusts in Northern Ireland

Published 21 February 2018Development plan/framework

The Department of Health (DoH) is recruiting the following:

1 Non-Executive Chair for the NI Blood Transfusion Service (NIBTS); and

1 Non-Executive Chair for the South Eastern HSC Trust (SEHSCT).

Published 20 February 2018Guidance literature

Advice in relation to Safety, Quality and Standards for 2017-2018

Published 19 February 2018Guidance literature

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 15 February 2018Guidance literature

Minutes of meetings of the NI Revalidation Delivery Board

Published 14 February 2018Agendas and minutes

This report outlines the current progress (June 2016 to June 2017) made under the current implementation[i], of the ten year obesity prevention framework A Fitter Future for All 2012–2022.

Published 14 February 2018Guidance literature

This Measured Term Contract should be used by all HSC Bodies and NIFRS taking account of the following guidance notes, model forms and supplementary conditions

Published 05 February 2018Financial plans and reports

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 05 February 2018Guidance literature

Estates and facilities

This area provides relevant policy information and best practice guidance related to the design, management and operation of the healthcare estate including engineering services and specialist systems.

Published 01 February 2018Guidance literature

The CN1 details the number of clinical/social care negligence cases open, settled and closed each year, the specialty or nature of incident of cases involved and the amount of damages and legal costs incurred.

Published 30 January 2018Guidance literature

The Department of Health is seeking to appoint a Non-Executive Chair and Non-Executive Members (1 with financial experience) to the Patient and Client Council (PCC). Initial appointments will be for a maximum period of 4 years from June 2018.

Published 23 January 2018Forms

Must documentation for Hospital

Published 18 January 2018Forms

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