The Annual Vaccine Preventable Diseases report for Northern Ireland. 2017 Data.

Notification of Infectious Diseases (NOIDS) (Current weekly total of notifications of infectious diseases in the past four weeks along with the cumulative total for the current year compared with corresponding periods).

In October 2016, a 10-year approach to transforming health and social care was launched by the Department of Health, in a document entitled Health and wellbeing 2026: Delivering Together. This ambitious plan, the Health and Social Care Transformation Programme, was the response to a report produced by an expert panel, led by Professor Rafael Bengoa. The panel had been tasked with considering the best configuration of health and social care services in Northern Ireland.

This is the Public Health Agency’s Annual Business Plan for 2018/19 which sets out the actions for the coming year. Developed with inputs from across the organisation, it was approved by PHA board in April 2018. Progress against the actions will be monitored and reported to PHA Board on a twice yearly basis. 

We are pleased to present the regional report on the findings in relation toHospital Eye Care Services, which is one of a number of work streams onthe current 10,000 MORE Voices work plan.

This leaflet has useful information on sight loss for anyone with a dementia.You may also find this leaflet helpful if you are caring for someone with a dementia.

This report outlines the key findings of the recent health needs assessment carried out across Northern Ireland. The aim of the study was to provide baseline information on the health needs, barriers to accessing current services, and the care pathways that exist for those experiencing homelessness across NI. The study sought the views of those receiving support (‘clients’) and those providing that support (‘providers’) on a number of health and well-being indicators.