Radiography Review January 2004 (PDF 55 KB)

Workforce Planning Review 2

Workforce Planning Review 2 - Physiotherapy - January 04 (PDF 55 KB)

Workforce Planning Review 2 - Physiotherapy - January 04

Occupational Therapy Review January 2004 (PDF 55 KB)

Workforce Planning Review

Survey of Injecting Drug Users - 2002/2003 (PDF 152 KB)

Summary of the findings for 2002/03 from the five collaborating centres in NI

Health and Social Care Inequalities Monitoring System (PDF 273 KB)

The Inequalities Monitoring System comprises a basket of indicators which are monitored over time to assess area differences in morbidity, utilisation of and access to health and social care services in Northern Ireland. Inequalities between the 20% most deprived electoral wards and Northern Ireland as a whole are measured with deprived areas identified from an update of the Noble Income domain for current ward boundaries. Results for 20% most rural areas were also compared against Northern Ireland overall using population density from the 2001 Census of Population as a measure of rurality. This report is the firståÊ annual update of the baseline results presented in Chapter 8 of Equality and Inequalities in Health and Social care in Northern Ireland – A Statistical Overview (DHSSPS 2004) which focused on 2001/2002. The morbidity and utilisation data in this report are the latest available while the locations of services for the accessibility analysis will be updated in subsequent years. åÊ åÊ

Shooting Up - An Update: December 2003 (PDF 190 KB)

Infections Among Drug Users in the UK 2003

Strategic Direction in Community Nursing in NI (PDF 190 KB)

Position Paper November 2003

Tackling Violence at Home - The Government's Proposals on Domestic Violence in Northern Ireland (October 2003)

Tackling Violence at Home - The Government's Proposals on Domestic Violence in Northern Ireland

Valuing Diversity (PDF 405 KB)

A Strategy for Nursing Midwifery and Health Visiting - 1998

Review of Key Issues in Relation to Equality in the HPSS (PDF 296 KB)

The aim of this paper is to highlight the key issues as expressed by representative groups in research material and consultation responses received by the Department. Initially the majority of the issues identified have been gleaned from documentation such as press releases, research reports and a literature review commissioned by the Department of Health, Social Services and Public Safety. åÊ