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The charts below provide an overview of outpatient attendances by NHS Board of treatment alongside inpatient and day case admissions by NHS Board and location of treatment....

A&E activity: week ending 12 May 2024...

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This guide has been produced by the RADAR Team at Public Health Scotland (PHS). The purpose of this document is to provide a resource for emergency service call handlers to appropriately identify, categorise and coordinate the response to emergency call outs involving drugs. It includes key street names of common drugs as well as brief descriptions of drug types and categories.

Use this form to share information about drugs with RADAR. The information is collected and stored in accordance with the privacy notices for both Public Health Scotland and RADAR. This survey is anonymous. Please do not include personal information. This form can be downloaded and printed.

We have produced an information leaflet for Rapid Action Drug Alerts and Response (RADAR).

You can help reduce drugs harm in Scotland. Find out more about the RADAR Network.

The Annual Report and Accounts provides information to highlight our purpose, the key risks to the achievement of our objectives and how we have performed during the year.

The survey seeks to gather evidence to help with the review of PHS publications. Continuous improvement is key as PHS strives to transform data into intelligence and knowledge that enables positive health actions across populations

The Scottish Government Mental Health Directorate commissioned PHS to undertake a review of national learning programmes on mental health and suicide prevention provided in Scotland. The aim of this review was to better understand the current training landscape in Scotland and determine what further work was needed to meet this ambition.