The webinar will provide a brief overview of how to use and interpret the Rejections and Warnings reports received by providers submitting Maternity data to the SDCS cloud.

This MHSDS webinar will provide an overview of the purpose of the Autism Waiting Times Experimenal statistics series, the methodological approach taken and future planned developments.

This is one of a series of four webinars as part of our public consultation for v5.0 of the MHSDS.

This is one of a series of four webinars as part of our public consultation for v5.0 of the MHSDS.

This is one of a series of four webinars as part of our public consultation for v5.0 of the MHSDS.

This is one of a series of four webinars as part of our public consultation for v5.0 of the MHSDS. The webinars are relevant to all providers and services that are or may be in scope to submit to the Mental Health Services Data Set, which includes mental health, learning disabilities and autism services.

This webinar on 17 November 2020 at 11am is for all Mental Health Service Providers and will explore the topic of Out of Area Placements (OAPs).

This webinar will provide an overview of IAPT dataset changes and how they affect key reporting measures, and is aimed at IAPT service providers who want to understand how the change to IAPT dataset version v2.0 will affect the Official Statistics publications produced by NHS Digital.

Webinar to discuss proposed changes to the information collected around inpatient admissions, such as; Out of area placements, bed and ward types, ward code, source of admission, discharge destination, 12-point discharge plan, exceptional packages of care, treatment function code.

This webinar will be primarily to discuss proposed changes to collect data on digital and remotely delivered interventions (e.g. online support services and video conferencing).

This webinar will be to discuss proposals to rationalise and simplify the dataset, by removing data items and/or modifying data items and tables, such as: Ward types, care plans, replacement appointments and organisation identifiers.

The discussion of this webinar will be primarily to discuss proposed changes to information collected around referrals into services and the care activities undertaken, such as; team types, dataset scope update, decision to treat, consultation medium, group session type (to support crisis café activity recording), onward referrals, source of referral.

This webinar will be primarily to discuss proposed changes to the demographic information collected around people accessing mental health services, such as; Gender, ethnicity, accommodation, employment, learning disabilities and autism flag, disability, long term conditions, reasonable adjustments, language and nationality.

Mental Health Services Dataset – restrictive interventions. This webinar will support the provision of high-quality data on restrictive interventions data to the MHSDS.

Mental Health Services Dataset (MHSDS) new analytical developments webinar which takes place on the 21 July 2020.

This webinar will cover changes made to version 4.1 of the Mental Health Services Dataset. Find out more about the webinar and book your place.

This webinar will look at the final opportunity for submission of 2019/20 data. 

This webinar will look at how the measure of ‘Number of children and young people accessing NHS funded community mental health services in England’ often referred to as ‘Children and Young People Access’ measure is created using data from the Mental Health Services Dataset (MHSDS).

This event is one of the quarterly Mental Health Dataset engagement events which cover mental health analysis, mental health data quality and future plans around the dataset.

As part of our regular engagement with stakeholders, we would like to invite you to the Mental Health Services Data Set (MHSDS) Webinar.

As part of our regular engagement with stakeholders, we would like to invite you to the Mental Health Services Data Set (MHSDS) Webinar: SNOMED in Mental Health.

The ninth MHSDS provider, commissioner and system supplier webinar

As part of our regular engagement with stakeholders, we would like to invite you to our 8th Mental Health Services Data Set (MHSDS) webinar: Learning Disabilities and Autism data – national analysis and reconciling duplicate collections

On 26 March 2019, the Mental Health Analysis team hosted an event in Leeds, focussing on the analytical uses of the MHSDS and the impacts on data quality. 

As part of our regular engagement with stakeholders, we would like to invite you to a Mental Health Services Data Set (MHSDS) webinar. This webinar is aimed at service providers, commissioners and system suppliers.

The event is run by the Mental Health Services Data Set (MHSDS) teams, part of our regular engagement with stakeholders. The focus of the day is on MHSDS data quality and uses of MHSDS data.

The second MHSDS provider, commissioner and system supplier Webinar took place on 26th June 10am -11am. The subject is reporting Out of Areas Placements (OAPs) in MHSDS.

The third MHSDS provider, commissioner and system supplier webinar took place on 24 July. The subject was the MHSDS year to date submission method, with discussions around changing the existing Primary and Refresh model for Mental Health Data.

Subject: Care Program Approach Follow Up

NHS Digital will outline current deliverables and plans for the dataset and seek feedback from stakeholders.

This webinar explains how data submitted to the Mental Health Services Data Set (MHSDS) is analysed by NHS Digital to help inform users about the provision of mental health care in England.

This webinar was aimed at people who provide mental health services and who should therefore submit data to Mental Health Services Data Set but have not yet done so.

As part of our regular engagement with stakeholders, we would like to invite you to our 7th Mental Health Services Data Set (MHSDS) webinar: How to submit data on Delayed Transfers of Care (DToC) to MHSDS.

NHS Digital will outline the current support available for mental health service providers with submitting data and seek feedback from stakeholders.