Publications

Acute episode-based activity statistics are available in Excel format for download.  This set of publications presents information on acute, episode-based activity at health and social care trusts in Northern Ireland.  It details key information on all activity and p

Acute episode-based activity statistics present information on acute, episode-based activity at health and social care trusts in Northern Ireland across four volumes.

Acute episode-based activity statistics present information on acute, episode-based activity at health and social care trusts in Northern Ireland across four volumes.

Acute episode-based activity statistics present information on acute, episode-based activity at health and social care trusts in Northern Ireland across four volumes.

This background quality report provides users of the ‘Clinical / Social Care Negligence Cases in Northern Ireland’ publication, with information relating to the quality of the statistical outputs produced.

Acute episode-based activity statistics present information on acute, episode-based activity at health and social care trusts in Northern Ireland across four volumes.

Acute episode-based activity statistics are available in Excel format for download.  This set of publications presents information on acute, episode-based activity at health and social care trusts in Northern Ireland.

Acute episode-based activity statistics are available in Excel format for download.  This set of publications presents information on acute, episode-based activity at health and social care trusts in Northern Ireland.

Acute episode-based activity statistics are available in Excel format for download.  This set of publications presents information on acute, episode-based activity at health and social care trusts in Northern Ireland.

Acute episode-based activity statistics are available in Excel format for download.  This set of publications presents information on acute, episode-based activity at health and social care trusts in Northern Ireland.

Acute episode-based activity statistics are available in Excel format for download.  This set of publications presents information on acute, episode-based activity at health and social care trusts in Northern Ireland.

These reports present results from the health survey Northern Ireland. Please note that in 2018/19, as part of an ongoing methodological review, a revised weighting methodology has been adopted. For this reason, findings from previous years are not directly comparable.

These reports present results from the health survey Northern Ireland. Please note that in 2018/19, as part of an ongoing methodological review, a revised weighting methodology has been adopted. For this reason, findings from previous years are not directly comparable.

These reports present results from the health survey Northern Ireland. Please note that in 2018/19, as part of an ongoing methodological review, a revised weighting methodology has been adopted. For this reason, findings from previous years are not directly comparable.

These reports present results from the health survey Northern Ireland. Please note that in 2018/19, as part of an ongoing methodological review, a revised weighting methodology has been adopted. For this reason, findings from previous years are not directly comparable.

The aim of this strategy is to ensure that by 2016 all our children and young people are fulfilling their potential. We want those who are doing well to continue to do well.

This report presents results from the health survey Northern Ireland.

Erratum note, 21 November 2023:

Presents information on inpatients and compulsory admissions under the Mental Health (NI) Order 1986 in mental health and learning disability hospitals on an interactive Dashboard or in EXCEL format.

This annual publication presents a comprehensive analysis of health inequality gaps between the most and least deprived areas of NI, and within health and social care (HSC) trust and local government district (LGD) areas.

This Health and Social Care (HSC) Regional Benchmark Report presents the overall results for the Key Findings and individual questions from the 2019 HSC Staff Survey, with comparisons (where available) with the 2017 NHS Staff Survey and the 2015 HSC Staff Survey.