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Carbapenemase Producing Enterobacteriaceae/Carbapenemase Producing Organism (CPE/CPO) Patient Information leaflet

Lumps aren't the only sign of breast cancer

Northern Ireland Hepatitis B and C Managed Clinical Network Annual Report 2016

Step Challenge toolkit (leaders' guide, poster, certificate etc)

HIV surveillance in Northern Ireland 2016

This report aims to provide an overview of HIV epidemiology in Northern Ireland by collating and analysing information from a number of sources. Although it reflects epidemiological trends over time, its main focus will be on data collected in 2015.

S. aureus surveillance quarterly report: July-September 2016

C. difficle surveillance quarterly report: July-September 2016

Sexually Transmitted Infection surveillance in Northern Ireland 2016 An analysis of data for the calendar year 2015

This report aims to provide an overview of STI epidemiology in Northern Ireland by collating and analysing information from a number of sources. Although it reflects epidemiological trends over time, its main focus will be on data collected in 2015

Gastrointestinal Infections Annual Surveillance Report 2015

Diagnosing poisoning: Carbon monoxide (CO)

N Ireland TB Surveillance Report 2015

Workplace 28 day stop smoking challenge

S.aureus surveillance report quarter April-June 2017

C.difficile surveillance report quarter April-June 2017

Playing with parents is number one! (three posters)

S.aureus bacteraemia surveillance quarterly report April-June 2016

C. difficile surveillance quarterly report: April-June 2016

Attitudes towards healthy breaks schemes in primary and pre-school/nursery settings in Northern Ireland

Healthy breaks evaluation: Attitudes towards healthy breaks schemes in primary and pre-school/nursery settings in Northern Ireland – Views from principals, group leaders and parents.

Surveillance of Influenza in Northern Ireland 2015-2016

Overall, the 2015/16 influenza season was characterised by low levels of influenza activity in the community, with higher levels of activity in the hospital setting. This season, influenza A(H1N1) pdm09 was the predominant circulating strain (59%), followed by a substantial proportion of influenza B (20%) later in the season. A small number of influenza A (H3) cases were also detected.