Release Calendar

Summary: latest statistics on work related violence and its component parts, threats and physical assault

Summary: Presents statistics on stillbirths, infant deaths and childhood deaths occurring annually in England and Wales. Also contains data on cause of death, sex and age-group plus analyses by some of the key risk factors affecting stillbirths and infant deaths including age of mother and birthweight.

Summary: Suicides in the United Kingdom, England and Wales, and government office regions in England.

Summary: Summarises information about ambulance services provided by the NHS services in Wales.

Summary: This Statistical Release presents data on the arrangements for transfer of patients to a more appropriate care setting in Wales

Summary: Following public consultation these publications will be released as a single publication on a quarterly basis from 29 March 2011: Quarterly summary of inpatient, day case and outpatient activity and beds statistics for NHSScotland. Emergency Admissions for patients aged 65+: Summary of emergency admissions and bed days data for patients aged 65+. Data specifically relate to HEAT target. Monthly figures for same-day surgery. Data specifically relate to HEAT target.

Summary: Annual Cancer Waiting Times statistics for urgently-referred patients by tumour site and NHS board, for Acute Leukaemia and Paediatric cancers. To remain relevant to the changing set of targets, the quarterly Cancer Waiting Times Statistics published previously by ISD was replaced by the New Cancer Waiting Times Statistics in June 2010, which show a new series of figures. The Cancer Waiting Times' last quarterly release was in May 2010.

Summary: Immunisation Statistics. Prior to June 2010 this publication was released as part of an overall "Immunisation Statistics" publication.

Summary: Figures on general medical practitioners (GPs), including age, gender and contract type; and on general practice populations.

Summary: Psychiatric hospital activity statistics. Contains information on trends in inpatient activity, including data shown by NHS Board and diagnosis. Statistics on psychiatric readmissions are also published.