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A comprehensive classification of causes of morbidity and mortality which is published by the World Health Organization (WHO).

A code set which enables accurate ordering of medical procedures.

Mandates the transfer of administrative data to allow the monitoring of a patient’s progress along an 18 Weeks pathway where care has been transferred between providers.

Enabled the Integrated and Urgent Care Forecasting and Capacity Planning team to assess the effectiveness of call volume forecasting by 111 providers and the corresponding accuracy of staff profiling.

Data collected from NHS 111 providers, to enable quick identification of capacity challenges, improve service planning and aid proactive demand management across the 111 service.

A small de-identified dataset collected by Accident and Emergency (A&E) departments and shared with local Community Safety Partnerships (CSP), covering all A&E attendances resulting from violent incidents.

The standards framework consists of nineteen policy statements, underpinned by legislative requirements and formally adopted procedures and guidance applicable to appropriate health and social care organisations.

Provided the Department of Health with information about the number of uses made of the Mental Health Act 1983 legislation (except for guardianship cases under sections 7 and 37).

Cumulative uptake data on seasonal influenza vaccinations administered to and COVID-19 vaccine uptake among frontline Health Care Workers (HCWs) from NHS Trusts, GP Practices and Independent Health Care Providers.

An interoperability standard for sharing medicines data between clinical systems and between integrated and shared record systems across the UK health sector.