Release Calendar

Summary: Cancer Incidence

Summary: Update of annual statistics on high and low body mass index (BMI) for Primary 1 school children in ten participating NHS Boards in Scotland. Prior to December 2010 this publication was released under the title "Childhood obesity - Primary 1 Body Mass Index (BMI) Statistics".

Summary: Scottish Breast Screening Programme

Summary: Scotland's National Drug Related Deaths Database which will include wide ranging information about people who have died from a drug-related death, including contact history and substitute prescribing information.

Summary: Describes the place of death from cancer in Scotland, by demographic characteristics including deprivation. Locations of death are home, hospice, NHS Acute hospital, other institution; covers the four major cancers of lung, breast, colorectal and prostate. Ten year trends are also presented. As from May 2010 these statistics can be designated as National Statistics products.

Summary: Describes the place of death from cancer in Scotland, by demographic characteristics including deprivation. Locations of death are home, hospice, NHS Acute hospital, other institution; covers the four major cancers of lung, breast, colorectal and prostate. Ten year trends are also presented. As from May 2010 these statistics can be designated as National Statistics products.

Summary: This bulletin will no longer be published in its current form. The content from this will now form part of a new collection of outputs to be published on the ScotPHO website.

Summary: Quarterly Statistics on care homes, home care, rapid response, direct payments and free personal and nursing care.

Summary: Information on new individuals that are presenting for specialist assessment from the Scottish Drug Misuse Database. Specifically looking at the profile of new individuals with a specalist assessment ranging from their drug taking habits, drug taking history, how their drug taking is being funded and a range of social demographics.

Summary: This report reviews perinatal mortality over a variety of time periods (from 33 years to 15 years), depending on the dataset and describes some of the changes since data collection started. The data is collected across Scotland and therefore represents changes in the whole population.