Forthcoming publications

Waiting times for IVF in Scotland. Eligible patients will commence IVF treatment within 12 months by 31 March 2015. This publication shows progress against that standard.

Statistics on NHS Board/Hospital cancellations of operations for patients who have been booked for an elective scheduled theatre operation.

This publication provides statistics on NHS General Ophthalmic Service eye examinations and voucher claims from 2006/07 to 2022/23 (examples of information provided: sight tests, vouchers claimed, tints and repairs and replacements paid for by NHS boards in Scotland. Data are presented by type of claimant.

Waiting times for Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) across Scotland. Progress to the standard of 18 weeks referral to treatment is reported on. This publication will contain extra analysis from Child, Adolescent and Psychological Therapies National Dataset (CAPTND). This is experimental analysis, using patient level information, will be in the appendix and cannot be compared to the official data contained in the report.

All immunisation web pages are updated to reflect the most recent quarterly surveillance data on meningococcal disease, invasive pneumococcal disease, Haemophilus influenzae, rotavirus, pertussis, herpes zoster, human papillomavirus, measles, mumps, and rubella disease in Scotland. These can be accessed on the PHS website at https://publichealthscotland. scot/publications/

Waiting times for Psychological Therapies in Scotland. From December 2014 patients should have to wait no more than 18 weeks from referral to treatment. This publication will show progress towards that standard. Includes developmental data. This publication will contain extra analysis from Child, Adolescent and Psychological Therapies National Dataset (CAPTND). This is experimental analysis using patient level information will be in the appendix and cannot be compared to the official data contained in the report.

This report is an assessment of the demand for Care at Home services provided by Health and Social Care Partnerships. The information shows the number of people waiting on an assessment for a package of care to allow them to live at home or in the community and also the number of hours of care that has been assessed but not yet delivered. The information is presented by people waiting in hospital or waiting at home/community for the care at home service to be delivered.

This data release by Public Health Scotland reports on waiting times for people accessing specialist drug and alcohol treatment services in the latest financial year quarter. In 2011, the Scottish Government set a Standard that 90% of people referred for help with problematic drug or alcohol use will wait no longer than three weeks for specialist treatment that supports their recovery.

The publication provides a monthly update on the number of hospital bed days associated with delayed discharges for a full calendar month. Information is also provided on the number of people experiencing a delay in discharge from hospital at the monthly census point. The data relate to people aged 18 and over.

The Scottish Arthroplasty Project (SAP) aims to encourage continual improvement in the quality of care provided to joint replacement surgery (arthroplasty) patients. This is currently achieved through the auditing of routinely collected SMR01 national data in Scotland.