Coronavirus (COVID-19) response

Public Health Scotland is supporting the management of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic in Scotland.

We are providing relevant and timely guidance and information about the spread of the disease and the activity in NHS Scotland to address it.

View our latest coronavirus (COVID-19) data and guidance.

Protecting health and wellbeing during and beyond COVID-19

Information on supporting health and wellbeing during and beyond COVID-19

Other News

Small Retailers Report On Alcohol Pricing, Product Range And Promotion Under MUP

An evaluation of the impact of Minimum Unit Pricing on small retailers in Scotland found the price of alcoholic drink products previously sold below 50 pence per unit has increased, and retailers felt that the sales of those products most affected by MUP had reduced.

Understanding the impact of COVID19 on people from ethnic minorities in Scotland

The latest weekly COVID19 report looks at the impact of COVID19 on people from ethnic minorities in Scotland.

Latest publications

COVID-19 Statistical Report 3 June 2020

Scottish Intensive Care Society Audit Group report on COVID-19 3 June 2020

Prevalence of problem drug use in Scotland: 2015/16 estimates 2 June 2020

Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) waiting times 2 June 2020

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Sharing our data and intelligence

How we provide and utilise high quality intelligence, data and evidence as part of the evidence base for effective action to protect and improve health and wellbeing.

Protecting our health

How we plan and deliver effective and specialist national services to protect the people of Scotland from infectious and environmental hazards.

Improving our services

How we will offer support to local and national clinical, social and community planning structures in order to help ensure that services meet the health needs of their populations in a sustainable way

Improving our health and wellbeing

How we will meet Scotland's Public Health Priorities