Health Promoting Hospitals and Health Services network in Northern Ireland - Update report 2008-2009

The third annual report from the World Health Organisation's (WHO) Healthy Promoting Hospitals (HPH) and Healthy Services network highlights a rich selection of the innovative developments and team-working achievements across services in Northern Ireland. The report provides a platform to showcase the five Health and Social Care Trusts and Cooperation and Working Together (CAWT)��'s commitment to health and wellbeing to the population and shows how hospitals can have an impact on the determinants of health as they are explained in the context of people��'s daily lives.

Escherichia coli (E.coli) Bacteraemia Surveillance

Charts showing E.coli and ESBL Bacteraemias in Northern Ireland, by quarter, from 2005 to 2014.

C. difficile and S.aureus bacteraemia surveillance quarterly reports

Quarterly reports provide epidemiological data on�C. difficile and S. aureus�in Northern Ireland. The report highlights key points, rates, trends and statistical process control charts. The report also provides information on surveillance methods and data for each hospital and Health and Social Care Trust in Northern Ireland.Click here to see the latest reports

Sexually Transmitted Infection surveillance in Northern Ireland 2014

Summary points In Northern Ireland Genito-Urinary Medicine (GUM) clinics in 2013 • New diagnoses of uncomplicated chlamydia increased by 1% ; 1,699 diagnoses in 2013 compared with 1,676 in 2012. • New diagnoses of uncomplicated gonorrhoea increased by 19%; 537 in 2013 compared with 451in 2012. • New diagnoses of genital herpes simplex (first episode) increased by 8%; 385 in 2013 compared with 357 in 2012. • New diagnoses of genital warts (first episode) decreased by 9%; 1, 989 in 2013 compared with 2190 in 2012. • New diagnoses of infectious syphilis increased by 3%; 72 in 2013 compared with �70 in 2012. �

Gastrointestinal Infections Annual Surveillance Report 2013

The Public Health Agency (PHA)�has a lead role in protecting the population from infection and environmental hazards through a range of core functions including communicable disease surveillance and monitoring, operational support & advice, and education, training and research.�The effective management of infectious disease depends on high quality surveillance. �Surveillance of communicable gastrointestinal infectious disease provides timely information so that public health action can result.�

HIV surveillance in Northern Ireland 2014

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 2013.

Epidemiology of tuberculosis in Northern Ireland: Annual surveillance report 2013

This report presents the epidemiological data for tuberculosis cases reported in Northern Ireland.

Surveillance of Influenza in Northern Ireland 2014-2015

The 2014/15 influenza season was characterised by moderate levels of influenza activity.� Primary care consultation rates were higher than in 2013/14 for the majority of the season, although still low overall.� Activity seen in other surveillance was also higher than in 2013/14 year, and showed that the severity and impact of influenza was greater in 2014/15 and affected older age groups most frequently, with more reported respiratory outbreaks, patients with confirmed influenza admitted to Intensive Care Units/High Dependency Units and excess mortality in those over 65 years of a

C. difficile surveillance quarterly report: April-June 2015

C. difficile surveillance quarterly report: April-June 2015��

S. aureus surveillance quarterly report: April-June 2015

S. aureus surveillance quarterly report: April-June 2015

Gastrointestinal Infections Annual Surveillance Report 2014

The Public Health Agency (PHA)�has a lead role in protecting the population from infection and environmental hazards through a range of core functions including communicable disease surveillance and monitoring, operational support & advice, and education, training and research.�

HIV surveillance in Northern Ireland 2015

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 2014.

C. difficle surveillance quarterly report: July-September 2015

This quarterly report provides epidemiological data on�C. difficile�in Northern Ireland, and includes key points, a comprehensive�overview of all�C. diff�infections, rates, trends, age-specific information�and statistical process control charts.

S. aureus surveillance quarterly report: July-September 2015

S. aureus surveillance quarterly report: July-September 2015