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The collection of statistical data within England and Scotland from centres providing pulmonary hypertension services to patients to improve their care.

The National Disease Registration Service (NDRS) collects data on patients with, or at risk of cancer, a congenital anomaly or rare disease. The data is used by NHS clinical teams to help plan and improve treatments and healthcare in England. It also helps academics and charities with research and policy...

The National Major Trauma Registry (NMTR) collects and analyses data on major trauma across England to help improve trauma care. It supports trauma units by providing performance comparisons and outcome analysis, and feeds into a national platform for reporting trauma services.

The National Obesity Audit (NOA) collects personal and health data on people living with weight management or obesity issues to assess how well weight management services are performing. It supports benchmarking, guides policy and helps improve outcomes.

The National Record Locator (NRL) lets authorised health and care staff see where a patient’s records are held so they can request them when needed for care.

The National Diabetes Audit (NDA) collects information about people receiving diabetes care in England so that services can compare their performance, identify gaps, follow NICE guidelines and improve outcomes.

The National Diabetes Audit (NDA) in Wales collects information about people receiving diabetes care so that services can compare performance, follow guidelines and improve outcomes.

This list is held so that records can be traced and verified when queries are resolved about data held in the Personal Demographics Service (PDS). It is also used to process National Back Office (NBO) tracing requests for records of merchant seamen.

This list is held to trace and verify when queries are resolved about data held in the Personal Demographics Service (PDS. It is also used to process National Back Office (NBO) tracing requests for records of passenger entrants in the years 1939 to 1940.

National Events Management Service (NEMS) allows for the sharing of messages between approved health and social care organisations. NHS England collects audit data to run and monitor the service.