Statistical publications, open data and data products

Community Services Data Set (CSDS)

As a secondary uses data set Community Services Data Set (CSDS) re-uses clinical and operational data for purposes other than direct patient care. It defines the data items, definitions and associated value sets extracted or derived from local information systems and sent to NHS England for analysis purposes.

Estates and facilities data hub

NHS Digital collects a large variety of data on the NHS estate including costs, incidents, land surplus to requirements, and the quality of the healthcare environment from the patient perspective.

Ethnicity

Information about how NHS England collects and uses ethnicity data.

General practice data dashboards

This is a collection of interactive dashboards relating to general practice in England.

Hospital care

We have a variety of information covering all aspects of secondary care which can help you plan, monitor and improve services.

Maternity and Neonatal Data Hub

A signposting service for maternity and neonatal data and information from a variety of resources, and the front door for analysis and information about NHS-funded maternity services in England as recorded in the Maternity Services Data Set (MSDS).

Mental Health Data Hub

The mental health data hub is designed to help people find data relating to mental health. The data hub provides links to a variety of statistical publications and dashboards from a number of organisations.

Prescribing data

Prescribing is the most common patient-level intervention in the NHS, and covers all sectors of care: primary, hospital, public and community health. It is the second highest area of spending in the NHS, after staffing costs.

Primary care

We collect and publish a wide range of information on primary care. This data gives valuable insight into how services are provided and is used to plan, deliver and monitor services.

Public health

The choices people make can have a lasting impact on their health. Improving patient care isn't just about treating people's individual diseases, it also means changing and preventing harmful behaviours which can improve and even save people's lives.

Social care

We work with social care data, including social services and safeguarding data, to produce data sets that are used to monitor spending and quality of care and plan and provide services.