Forthcoming publications

This report is an assessment of the demand for Care at Home services provided by Health and Social Care Partnerships. The information shows the number of people waiting on an assessment for a package of care to allow them to live at home or in the community and also the number of hours of care that has been assessed but not yet delivered. The information is presented by people waiting in hospital or waiting at home/community for the care at home service to be delivered.

This report will present data on: (i) uptake of HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP); (ii) attendance and uptake of HIV specialist treatment and care, and (iii) HIV diagnoses to 31 December 2022.

The Scottish Government commissioned Public Health Scotland (PHS) to carry out a review of smoking cessation services and make recommendations for the delivery of services going forward. A multi-disciplinary advisory group was convened to undertake the review.

This data release by Public Health Scotland reports on waiting times for people accessing specialist drug and alcohol treatment services in the latest financial year quarter. In 2011, the Scottish Government set a Standard that 90% of people referred for help with problematic drug or alcohol use will wait no longer than three weeks for specialist treatment that supports their recovery.

This release by Public Health Scotland provides information on encounters that have taken place in general practice in Scotland from January 2018. It contains summary statistics by HSCP and health board on the number of encounters by the derived fields 'encounter group', 'encounter class' and 'Healthcare professional group' . It is experimental data and analysis.

This release of NHS Performs includes official statistics collected by PHS on attendances at Emergency Departments (EDs) across Scotland. The information presented in this release includes the number of attendances and 4, 8 and 12 hour waits at EDs.

Quarterly Cancer Waiting Times statistics for the 62-day standard: patients urgently referred with a suspicion of cancer to first cancer treatment; and for the 31-day standard: all patients regardless of the route of referral from date of decision to treat to first cancer treatment by NHS Board, Cancer Network and Cancer Type.

Childhood immunisation uptake rates by 12 and 24 months of age, and 5 and 6 years of age, for the quarter ending June 2023.

Provides a range of statistics relating to acute hospital activity and bed availability. This release will include the first publication of activity within National Treatment Centres (NTCs).

The ScotPHO website is partially updated each quarter with different topics updated in different quarters.