Publications

Endorsed NICE Technology Appraisals 2007/2008

The Department of Health (England) issued guidance on record keeping requirements and the destruction of controlled drugs

Domestic arrangements, penalties and a Home Office memorandum surrounding precursor chemicals.

This document was written by NSPCC Consultants Richard Green and Jenny Myers on behalf of the Reform Implementation Team (RIT) as a follow up to the Child Protection Inspection published by the Social Services Inspectorate in January 2007.
 

External financial guidance circulars for 2007

Workforce policy directorate guidance documents for 2007.

Advice from the Chief Medical Officer to HSC professionals for 2007

Management of Private Practice in the Health Service – November 2007

The nursing care standards for patient food in hospital

This bulletin and tables present quality and outcomes framework (QOF) exception reporting data.

Published reports relating to the Bamford review of mental health and learning disability.

Letters and advice on the regulation of medicines issued 2007

The consultation document An Oral Health Strategy for Northern Ireland was launched in September 2004 with the consultation concluding in December 2004.

Management Statement between DoH and RQIA 2006

Many people need transport to enable them to access the health and social care services they need.  Health and Social Care Trusts (Trusts) need to ensure that transport is provided to those who are entitled to access it.  

Health and social care research and development strategy for Northern Ireland

This bulletin and tables present quality and outcomes framework (QOF) exception reporting data.

The document looks at how best we can invest in a range of preventative services designed to help children and their families stay together. For those who need to come into care, we want to strengthen kinship care and more flexible forms of foster care.

Intermediate care is a range of integrated services to prevent unnecessary hospital admission, promote faster recovery from illness, support timely discharge and maximise independent living.

The aim of this strategy is to ensure that by 2016 all our children and young people are fulfilling their potential. We want those who are doing well to continue to do well.