ISD Women & Children's Health Information Programme


Page last updated: 25-MAR-2010

ISD Women & Children's Health Information Programme

Promoting and protecting the health and wellbeing, of mothers and children is key to preserving the health of current and future generations. The Women and Children's Health Programme is working to support improvements in reproductive and child health in Scotland through the provision of high quality information.

The Programme aims to work collaboratively with its customers to provide a range of information outputs that will support the provision of healthcare, put policy into practice and contribute to public health in Scotland.

Women and Children Programme Leaflet
Link opens in new windowProgramme information leaflet   
( link to an adobe pdf file 659 KB)
Record Linkage Leaflet
Link opens in new windowRecord Linkage Information Leaflet  
( link to an adobe pdf file 1039 KB)
Scottish Birth Record Leaflet
Link opens in new windowThe Scottish Birth Record Leaflet  
( link to an adobe pdf file 228 KB)
Sexual Health Information Leaflet
Link opens in new windowSexual Health Information Leaflet
( link to an adobe pdf file 1070 KB)


Women and Children's Health Information Programme Link opens in new windowNewsletters are also available.

The Women & Children's Health Information Programme covers a wide range of health issues. Please click on the links on the left or below to find out more. 

 Link opens in new windowBirths & Babies                         Link opens in new windowChild Health                             Link opens in new windowPregnancy           

 Link opens in new windowSexual Health                            Link opens in new windowSBR (Scottish Birth Record)   Link opens in new windowRecord Linkage        

 Link opens in new windowPerinatal Mortality & Morbidity


Please Link opens in new windowcontact us for information about any aspect of reproductive or child health.


 Latest Reports

Link opens in new windowChildhood immunisation uptake rates (Last updated 25 March 2010)

Link opens in new window 'Mystery Shopper' GUM Clinic 2009 Study (Last updated 23 February 2010)

Link opens in new windowScottish Perinatal and Infant Mortality & Morbidity Report 2008  link to an adobe pdf file (Last updated 26 January 2010)

Link opens in new windowScotland's Sexual Health Information (SSHI): Year of Publication - 2009 (Last updated 24 November 2009)

Link opens in new windowKey Clinical Indicators for Sexual Health: Population Based Indicator Report 2009 (Last updated 24 November 2009)

Link opens in new window Births in Scottish hospitals  (Last updated 29 September 2009)

Link opens in new windowHuman Papilloma Virus (HPV) immunisation uptake rates 2008/09 (Last updated 24 September 2009)

Link opens in new windowSexually Transmitted Infections diagnosed in GUM clinics  (Last updated 28 July 2009)

Link opens in new windowTeenage Pregnancy (Last updated 30 June 2009)

Link opens in new windowTrends in Perinatal Mortality in Scotland - a review over 30 years  link to an adobe pdf file (Last updated 26 May 2009)

Link opens in new windowBreastfeeding Rates (Last updated 11 May 2009)

Link opens in new windowChildhood Obesity (Last updated 16 December 2008)

Link opens in new windowSNS Summary Statistics (Last updated 16 December 2008)

Link opens in new windowScotland's Sexual Health Information (SSHI) Report (Last updated 25 November 2008)

Link opens in new window Abortion (Termination of Pregnancy) (Last updated 27 May 2008)

Link opens in new windowChildhood hospital admissions (Last updated 25 March 2008)

Link opens in new window Childhood mortality  (Last updated 25 March 2008)

Link opens in new windowSexually Transmitted Infections and Other Sexual Health Information for Scotland link to an adobe pdf file (Last updated 27 November 2007)

Link opens in new window 'Mystery Shopper' GUM Clinic Study 2007 (Last updated 31 July 2007)

Link opens in new window (SBR) Scottish Birth Record - initial findings on data quality  ( link to an adobe pdf file) (May 2006)

Link opens in new window Health and Life Expectancy of Baby Boomers (May 2006)


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Main contact: Email NSS.isdwchip@nhs.net