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Exception reporting data 2014/15
No full textThis bulletin and tables presents quality and outcomes framework (QOF) exception reporting data
Protecting information during relocation
No full textNICS Policy -Â Protecting information during relocatio
Eat well, keep well and reduce your risk of cancer
No full textWhat we eat affects our health. With just a few small changes to what we eat every day, we can help to protect against major illnesses, including some cancers. These changes can also give our health an extra boost
C. difficile and S.aureus bacteraemia surveillance quarterly reports
No full textQuarterly 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 report
Protect them on the inside too (childrens flu poster)
No full textThe flu vaccine is now available for all children aged 2 and over
Do you look after someone? And are you from a black or minority ethnic background? (English and translations)
No full textThis leaflet is for BME (Black and Minority Ethnic) Carers. Carers can be people of all ages including children, young people, parents, older people. There is a cut off slip for BME Carers to fill in with their details. This information can then be sent to the Carer Worker in their local Trust. Details are on the leaflet
Promoting breastfeeding for mothers returning to work: a guide for employers
No full textThis booklet is the third in a series of�Work�Well guides aimed at promoting health in the workplace. It outlines to employers the business benefits of encouraging mothers to continue breastfeeding on return to�work, the health benefits of breastfeeding for mums, the legislation affecting mothers at�work, and some easy steps that employers can take to support breastfeeding mothers
Public Health Agency Self- Harm Symposium Conference Report
No full textPublic Health Agency Self- Harm Symposium 27 February 2015, Conference Report
Bowel cancer screening: how to take your test (for people who are partially sighted)
No full textThis leaflet provides step-by-step instructions on using the Faecal Immunochemical�Test (FIT) for bowel cancer screening. This kit is slightly different to the one we usually use as part of Northern Ireland��\u27s bowel cancer screening programme. It is easier to complete for people who are partially sighted and is sent following discussion with the screening helpline team
Review of the Nursing Homes Support Scheme, A Fair Deal
No full text20.7.2015
When the Nursing Homes Support Scheme commenced, a commitment was made that it would be reviewed after three years. This review was carried out by my Department in collaboration with the HSE, with input provided by Deloitte & Touche Consultants on specific issues   The review considers the role and future of the Scheme in the context of the wider range of services provided for older people. Download a copy of the review here
Download a copy of Deloitte & Touche reports below.
Volume 1
Volume 2
Volume 3
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