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PHS Board papers for 23 March 2022.

COVID-19 Antibody Survey of education Staff (CASS) uses blood tests to monitor the number of people working in education in Scotland who have coronavirus antibodies, and how this changes over the school year 2020/21.

We have produced resources to help healthcare professionals working with people who have underlying health conditions explain the importance of the flu and COVID-19 vaccines.

A new Health and Justice Programme has been established in Public Health Scotland (PHS) to support the delivery of PHS’s vital initiative of ‘delivering impactful justice and health’. This document discusses the programme’s background and states its vision, aims and scope.

This letter provides an update on the evaluation of Minimum Unit Pricing (MUP) for alcohol. It was sent to the Health, Social Care and Sport Committee of the Scottish Parliament in June 2022.

This is the safety data sheet for the sample solution used in the swabbing kits for the Community Acute Respiratory Infection (CARI) surveillance programme.

This document explains the way the RADAR programme collects, stores and uses information, including reports and contact details.

This document explains the terms of reference for the RADAR Network.

This study looks at the impact of Minimum Unit Pricing (MUP) for alcohol that came into effect in Scotland in 2018. This document describes our statistical analysis approach to evaluating the impact of MUP on deaths and hospital admissions caused wholly or partially by alcohol consumption in Scotland.

Systems-based approaches are increasingly being used when responding to complex public health issues such as reducing inactivity and increasing population levels of physical activity. A systems-based approach involves applying systems thinking, methods and practice to better understand public health challenges and identify collective actions. This report provides a pragmatic systems-based approach to physical activity that can be applied strategically at a national and local level.