We've published analysis on the impact of sepsis on labour market outcomes for a cohort of working-age (25 to 60 years) sepsis survivors in England over a five-year follow-up period, compared with the 12 to 24 months before hospitalisation.
➡️ https://t.co/oGEBQcHfNQ
Adverse pregnancy events, such as stillbirths, neonatal deaths, miscarriages & ectopic pregnancy have a devastating impact to women & their families who experience them.
For the first time, we've looked at the population-level impact on earnings & employment of these events ➡Adverse pregnancy events, such as stillbirths, neonatal deaths, miscarriages & ectopic pregnancy have a devastating impact to women & their families who experience them.
For the first time, we've looked at the population-level impact on earnings & employment of these events ➡Adverse pregnancy events, such as stillbirths, neonatal deaths, miscarriages & ectopic pregnancy have a devastating impact to women & their families who experience them.
For the first time, we've looked at the population-level impact on earnings & employment of these events ➡Adverse pregnancy events, such as stillbirths, neonatal deaths, miscarriages & ectopic pregnancy have a devastating impact to women & their families who experience them.
For the first time, we've looked at the population-level impact on earnings & employment of these events ➡️
Adverse pregnancy events, such as stillbirths, neonatal deaths, miscarriages & ectopic pregnancy have a devastating impact to women & their families who experience them.
For the first time, we've looked at the population-level impact on earnings & employment of these events ➡Adverse pregnancy events, such as stillbirths, neonatal deaths, miscarriages & ectopic pregnancy have a devastating impact to women & their families who experience them.
For the first time, we've looked at the population-level impact on earnings & employment of these events ➡Adverse pregnancy events, such as stillbirths, neonatal deaths, miscarriages & ectopic pregnancy have a devastating impact to women & their families who experience them.
For the first time, we've looked at the population-level impact on earnings & employment of these events ➡Adverse pregnancy events, such as stillbirths, neonatal deaths, miscarriages & ectopic pregnancy have a devastating impact to women & their families who experience them.
For the first time, we've looked at the population-level impact on earnings & employment of these events ➡️
For the first time, we've linked census data to death registrations and administrative NHS hospital records to estimate how the risk of intentional self-harm and suicide differs by sexual orientation, England and Wales: March 2021 to December 2023.
➡️ https://t.co/2lNJ03OleM
We've published new qualitative analysis of Prevention of Future Death (PFD) reports for suicide in children.
The most reported concerns related to service provision, in particular standard operating procedures not being followed or being inadequate.
➡️ https://t.co/104BYFQAsM
We’ve published new analysis exploring which groups of children and young people in England see the highest risk of suicide.
We used mortality data linked to the 2011 Census, with a study group of nearly 8 million children and young people.
➡️ https://t.co/oaextqtH6K
We've published an article looking at changes in monthly employee pay and employee status following completion of NHS Talking Therapies treatment (NHSTT), a service providing treatment for common mental health disorders such as depression and anxiety.
➡️ https://t.co/KyVcjQCwKQ
We've published an article looking at changes in monthly employee pay and employee status following completion of NHS Talking Therapies treatment (NHSTT), a service providing treatment for common mental health disorders such as depression and anxiety.
➡️ https://t.co/KyVcjQCwKQ
A week ago we opened a survey on the implementation of ICD-11 (the coding framework behind mortality statistics), it's open for the next three weeks. You can have your say here: https://t.co/SvGZCfnzaK
We’ve published a release on dementia and all-cause mortality and deaths involving #COVID19, looking at the risk of death among people aged 65+ with and without dementia.
➡️https://t.co/Wco0wOa2pt
Today the @ONS published analysis on prevention of future death reports, and it confirms what we already know – people aren’t getting the care and attention they deserve, when they need it most. 1/3
We've published new qualitative analysis of Prevention of Future Death reports submitted by coroners in England and Wales from January 2021 to October 2022.
➡️ https://t.co/AurZfXhA9g
We've published new qualitative analysis of Prevention of Future Death reports submitted by coroners in England and Wales from January 2021 to October 2022.
➡️ https://t.co/AurZfXhA9g
We’ve published a summary of the work we’re doing around mental health: https://t.co/RvIYh1GqFa
Suggestions and feedback are welcomed: contact us at [email protected].
🚨 NEWS 🚨
£1 billion to be saved through modernisation and automation across government 🤖
Minister @alexburghart has announced the latest funding winners of the Accelerator Fund, including @transportgovuk project using mobile network data to support electric vehicle use 🔌
Every death from #suicide is a tragedy, and behind every statistic is an individual, a family, and a community devastated by their loss.
Today we publish analysis to understand which groups are at the highest risk. @IsobelLWard explains:
https://t.co/tNL8CTF7cf
Delighted to have received funding via the Evaluation Accelerator Fund to evaluate the effectiveness of IAPT on labour market outcomes. Co-lead with @Vnafilyan.
Interested in #mentalhealth statistics? 🧠
In next week’s @RoyalStatSoc webinar @TimVizardONS and @EmSharland share how @ONS survey #data gave timely mental health insights throughout the pandemic, and our plans for future work in this area.
Tue 7 Feb ⬇️
https://t.co/7kEaEkygoo