The Organisation Data Service (ODS) is provided by the Health and Social Care Information Centre (HSCIC). It is responsible for the publication of all organisation and practitioner codes and national policy and standards with regard to the majority of organisation codes, and encompasses the functionality and services previously provided by the National Administrative Codes Service (NACS). These code standards form part of the NHS data standards. The HSCIC is also responsible for the day-to-day operation of the ODS and for its overall development. These are the ODS data files for NHS Organisations, covering data for: Health Authorities and Support Agencies Commissioning Support Units (CSUs) Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs) Primary Care Trusts (PCTs, now closed) NHS Trusts Care Trusts

Please note that this publication reflects NHS England’s health geography structure as at 1 April 2016. (This includes the 2015 change, whereby NHS England Area Teams were replaced by NHS England Regions.) Furthermore, in addition to the 3-digit ODS codes, this report also includes the ONS 9-digit codes for each CCG, Region and Commissioning Region. More information: http://www.content.digital.nhs.uk/article/2021/Website-Search?productid=...

England NHS GP Reviews (2022 - 2024)

England NHS GP Reviews (2022 - 2024) Scrapped from https://www.nhs.uk/service-search/find-a-gp

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England NHS GP Reviews (2022-2024) Scraped from https://www.nhs.uk/service-search/find-a-gp This dataset contains reviews of GP surgeries across England scraped from the NHS website. Each GP surgery is identified by an ODS code and surgery name. The scraped data includes the first 7 pages of… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/janduplessis886/england-nhs-gp-reviews.

PLEASE NOTE: Following the consultation on the proposal to stop producing this report, it has been confirmed that this report will continue to be produced by NHS Digital. The format in which it will continue is yet to be finalised.

Data are extracted as a quarterly snapshot in time from the GP Payments system maintained by NHS Digital. This release is an accurate snapshot as at 1 January 2017.

Since April 2014, geographical references have been taken from 2011 census information.

GP level data are released in single year of age (SYOA) and 5-year age bands, both of which finish at 95+, split by gender and aggregated.

Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG), NHS England Region and NHS England Commissioning Region level data are released in 5-year age bands which also finish at 95+, split by gender and aggregated.

Unlike early versions of this report, there is no suppression of data for practices with 100 or fewer registered patients.

An additional machine readable version is provided in practice/LSOA/totals format. Further information on LSOA is available via the link at the end of the page.

New Health Geography structure:

Please note that this publication reflects NHS England’s health geography structure as at 1 April 2016. (This includes the 2015 change, whereby NHS England Area Teams were replaced by NHS England Regions.)

Furthermore, in addition to the 3-digit ODS codes, this report also includes the ONS 9-digit codes for each CCG, Region and Commissioning Region.

More information: http://www.content.digital.nhs.uk/article/2021/Website-Search?productid=...

This publication provides the most timely picture available of people using NHS funded secondary mental health, learning disabilities and autism services in England. These are experimental statistics which are undergoing development and evaluation. This information will be of use to people needing access to information quickly for operational decision making and other purposes. More detailed information on the quality and completeness of these statistics is made available later in our Mental Health Bulletin: Annual Report publication series. • COVID-19 and the production of statistics Due to the coronavirus illness (COVID-19) disruption, it would seem that this is now starting to affect the quality and coverage of some of our statistics, such as an increase in non-submissions for some datasets. We are also starting to see some different patterns in the submitted data. For example, fewer patients are being referred to hospital and more appointments being carried out via phone/telemedicine/email. Therefore, data should be interpreted with care over the COVID-19 period. • Early release of statistics To support the ongoing COVID-19 work May 2020 monthly statistics were made available early and presented on our supplementary information pages. https://digital.nhs.uk/data-and-information/supplementary-information/2020/provisional-may-2020-mental-health-statistics • Changing existing measures The move to MHSDS version 4.1 from April 2020 has brought with it changes to the dataset; the construction of a number of measures have been changed as a result. Improvements in the methodology of reporting delay of discharge has also resulted in a change in the construction of the measure from the April 2020 publication onwards. Full details of these changes are available in the associated Metadata file. • New measures A number of new measures will be included in this publication: • MHS76 Count of people subject to restrictive interventions • MHS77 Count of restrictive interventions • MHS78 Discharges from adult acute beds eligible for 72 hour follow up in the reporting period • MHS79 Discharges from adult acute beds followed up within 72 hours in the reporting period • MHS80 Proportion of discharges from adult acute beds eligible for 72 hour follow up - followed up in the reporting period Full details of these are available in the associated Metadata file. • CCG and STP changes A number of changes to NHS organisations were made operationally effective from 1 April 2020. These changes included: 74 former Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs) merging to form 18 new CCGs; alterations to commissioning hubs; provider mergers; and the incorporation of Sustainability and Transformation Partnerships (STPs) into the NHS commissioning hierarchy. The Organisation Data Service (ODS) is responsible for publishing organisation and practitioner codes, along with related national policies and standards. A series of ODS data amendments are required to support the introduction of these changes. This would normally result in a number of organisations becoming ‘legally’ closed including the 74 former CCGs. However, to minimise any burden to the NHS during the COVID-19 pandemic and remove any non-critical activity, these organisations remain open within ODS data. ODS aim to both legally and operationally close predecessor organisations involved in April 2020 Reconfiguration on 30 September 2020. Activity may be recorded against either former or current organisations, depending on data providers and processors ability to transition to the new organisation codes at this time. The same activity will not be recorded against both former and current organisations. The impact for the measures presented here is minimal as CCG is derived in the majority of all cases it is used within this publication. NHS Digital are working to understand the implications of this on how you can interpret these statistics and will provide more information in future editions of this publication series. • STP breakdowns not published STP breakdowns for MHS69 are currently absent from the CSV files. These will be included as soon as they are available. The Data Collection Board (DCB) has now approved the decommissioning of the interim collection of Early Intervention in Psychosis (EIP) waiting times information, known as NHS England Unify Collection within this publication. Waiting times for EIP for October 2019 activity onwards are now monitored using data from the Mental Health Services Data Set (MHSDS). From April 2020 NHS Digital has implemented a multiple submission window model (MSWM) for MHSDS which will enable the resubmission of data throughout the financial year. Please be aware of the potential impact of the multiple submission window model on previously published data and use these statistics with reference to it. Further information can be found on the NHS Digital Multiple submission window model for MHSDS webpage linked below. Corrections have been made to this publication on 06 August 2020, 20 August 2020 and 9 August 2021. These amendments relate to statistics published here; the specific measures effected are listed in the Metadata file available in the below link. All listed measures have now been corrected. NHS Digital apologises for any inconvenience caused.

The Organisation Data Service (ODS) is provided by the Health and Social Care Information Centre (HSCIC). It is responsible for the publication of all organisation and practitioner codes and national policy and standards with regard to the majority of organisation codes, and encompasses the functionality and services previously provided by the National Administrative Codes Service (NACS).

These code standards form part of the NHS data standards. The HSCIC is also responsible for the day-to-day operation of the ODS and for its overall development.

These are the ODS data files for miscellaneous organisations, covering data for:

• Optical Headquarters and Sites
• General Dental Practices and Practitioners
• Treatment Centres
• Hospices
• Pathology Laboratories
• Education Establishments (Deaneries)
• Hospital Consultants
• Dental Consultants

The Organisation Data Service (ODS) is provided by the Health and Social Care Information Centre (HSCIC). It is responsible for the publication of all organisation and practitioner codes and national policy and standards with regard to the majority of organisation codes, and encompasses the functionality and services previously provided by the National Administrative Codes Service (NACS).

These code standards form part of the NHS data standards. The HSCIC is also responsible for the day-to-day operation of the ODS and for its overall development.

Data for General Medical Practices, General Medical Practitioners, Prescribing Cost Centres and Dispensaries are supplied by the NHS Prescription Services and are used to facilitate their remit to remunerate dispensing contractors and provide the NHS with financial, prescribing and drug information. Users need to be aware of a number of characteristics of the data:

• The GP practices file contains all prescribing cost centres as opposed to solely GP practices. Those that offer Out of Hours services, operate as Walk-In Centres or are situated within a prison are identified with a type code in field 26

• GPs may have more than one identifier within the file – one for each practice they prescribe from. Note that the practice code is supplied in field 15 of the practitioner file.

• Some codes do not identify a real individual, but exist to track prescribing activity of GPs working temporarily; i.e. a ‘bucket’ code assigned to a practice, for ad-hoc use by locums.

Some key consequences include:

• The codes are not unique identifiers for GPs. They are more accurately described as identifying prescribing cost centres, and their relationship with a location (GP practice).

• The data does not provide an accurate depiction of the number of GPs practicing within the UK.

Further information relating to the contents and usage of each file can be found on the further information link, or from systems.hscic.gov.uk/data/ods.

Legacy unique identifier: P01806

Data for the first prospective year of the National Cataract Audit. The data was collected as part of routine clinical care on electronic medical record systems in 56 participating centres. The three metrics used in the national cataract audit are case ascertainment and adjusted rates for posterior capsular rupture and visual acuity loss. The denominator for case ascertainment was the number of cataract operations reported to NHS digital, 3 centres did not supply this information to NHS digital and 2 centres supplied data for more cataract operations than they reported to NHS digital. Operative data is more consistent than post-operative data as not all centres use the electronic medical record systems in all areas of their hospital eye service. Post-operative results also do not include operations performed in the last 2 months of the audit. Results are provided for contributing NHS Trusts and not for individual sites as this information was not uniformly collected in the first year of the audit. Two centres removed permission for their case complexity adjusted results to be published. The ophthalmology service for Croydon Health Services NHS Trust is now run by Moorefield's Eye Hospital NHS Foundation Trust and these two NHS Trusts have the same ODS code. The results for Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust include patients from Airedale Hospital NHS Foundation Trust as cataract surgery for Airedale patients is performed in Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust sites.

For enquiries regarding the National Cataract Audit, see the website (www.nodaudit.org.uk) or email via noa.project@rcophth.ac.uk

Let op: Na de raadpleging over het voorstel om te stoppen met het produceren van dit rapport, is bevestigd dat dit rapport zal blijven worden geproduceerd door NHS Digital. Het formaat waarin het zal worden voortgezet, moet nog worden afgerond.

Gegevens worden als een driemaandelijkse momentopname in de tijd geëxtraheerd uit het GP Payments-systeem dat wordt onderhouden door NHS Digital.Deze release is een nauwkeurige momentopname per 1 januari 2017.

Sinds april 2014 zijn geografische verwijzingen overgenomen uit de volkstellingsinformatie van 2011.

GP-niveaugegevens worden vrijgegeven in leeftijdscategorieën van één jaar (SYOA) en vijf jaar, die beide eindigen op 95+, uitgesplitst naar geslacht en geaggregeerd.

Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG), NHS England Region en NHS England Commissioning Region niveau gegevens worden vrijgegeven in 5-jarige leeftijdsklassen die ook eindigen op 95+, uitgesplitst naar geslacht en geaggregeerd.

In tegenstelling tot vroege versies van dit rapport, is er geen onderdrukking van gegevens voor praktijken met 100 of minder geregistreerde patiënten.

Een extra machineleesbare versie wordt geleverd in de praktijk / LSOA / totalen formaat.Meer informatie over LSOA is beschikbaar via de link aan het einde van de pagina.

Nieuwe gezondheidsgeografiestructuur:

Houd er rekening mee dat deze publicatie de gezondheidsgeografiestructuur van NHS England per 1 april 2016 weergeeft.(Dit is inclusief de verandering van 2015, waarbij NHS England Area Teams werden vervangen door NHS England Regions.)

Bovendien bevat dit rapport, naast de 3-cijferige ODS-codes, ook de ONS 9-cijferige codes voor elke CCG, regio en opdrachtgevende regio.

Meer informatie: http://www.content.digital.nhs.uk/article/2021/Website-Search?productid=...

Schools in England

Contains:

Name and identifying codes for schools in England. The codes are derived from the DfE Unique Reference Number, to which ODS add an ‘EE’ prefix. The file contains a number of different ‘types’ of establishment which is denoted by an indicator contained in field 25. The types included in the file are provided in a lookup file which is published separately and detailed above.

Legacy unique identifier: P01808

O Serviço de Dados da Organização (ODS) é prestado pelo Centro de Informação sobre Saúde e Assistência Social (HSCIC). É responsável pela publicação de todos os códigos de organização e de profissionais, bem como das políticas e normas nacionais no que diz respeito à maioria dos códigos de organização, e engloba a funcionalidade e os serviços anteriormente prestados pelo Serviço Nacional de Códigos Administrativos (NACS).
Estes padrões de código fazem parte dos padrões de dados do NHS. O HSCIC é igualmente responsável pelo funcionamento quotidiano das ODS e pelo seu desenvolvimento global.

Os dados relativos às Práticas Médicas Gerais, aos Profissionais de Medicina Geral, aos Centros de Prescrição de Custos e aos Dispensários são fornecidos pelos Serviços de Prescrição do NHS e são utilizados para facilitar a sua missão de remunerar os prestadores de serviços de distribuição e fornecer ao NHS informações financeiras, de prescrição e sobre medicamentos. Os utilizadores devem estar cientes de uma série de características dos dados:

The GP practices file contains all prescribing cost centres as opposed to solely GP practices. Aqueles que oferecem serviços fora do horário de expediente, funcionam como centros de entrada temporária ou estão situados dentro de uma prisão são identificados com um código de tipo no campo 26
GPs may have more than one identifier within the file – one for each practice they prescribe from. Note-se que o código de prática é fornecido no campo 15 do ficheiro do profissional.

Some codes do not identify a real individual, but exist to track prescribing activity of GPs working temporarily;ou seja, um código de «escalão» atribuído a uma prática, para utilização ad hoc por locums.

Algumas das principais consequências incluem:

The codes are not unique identifiers for GPs. São descritos de forma mais precisa como identificando os centros de custos de prescrição e a sua relação com um local (prática de GP). The data does not provide an accurate depiction of the number of GPs practicing within the UK.

Mais informações relativas ao conteúdo e uso de cada arquivo podem ser encontradas no link de informações adicionais, ou em systems.hscic.gov.uk/data/ods. O Serviço de Dados da Organização (ODS) é prestado pelo Centro de Informação sobre Saúde e Assistência Social (HSCIC). É responsável pela publicação de todos os códigos de organização e de profissionais, bem como das políticas e normas nacionais no que diz respeito à maioria dos códigos de organização, e engloba a funcionalidade e os serviços anteriormente prestados pelo Serviço Nacional de Códigos Administrativos (NACS).

Estes padrões de código fazem parte dos padrões de dados do NHS. O HSCIC é igualmente responsável pelo funcionamento quotidiano das ODS e pelo seu desenvolvimento global. Os dados relativos às Práticas Médicas Gerais, aos Profissionais de Medicina Geral, aos Centros de Prescrição de Custos e aos Dispensários são fornecidos pelos Serviços de Prescrição do NHS e são utilizados para facilitar a sua missão de remunerar os prestadores de serviços de distribuição e fornecer ao NHS informações financeiras, de prescrição e sobre medicamentos.Os utilizadores devem estar cientes de uma série de características dos dados:

The GP practices file contains all prescribing cost centres as opposed to solely GP practices. Aqueles que oferecem serviços fora do horário de expediente, funcionam como centros de entrada temporária ou estão situados dentro de uma prisão são identificados com um código de tipo no campo 26 GPs may have more than one identifier within the file – one for each practice they prescribe from. Note-se que o código de prática é fornecido no campo 15 do ficheiro do profissional. Some codes do not identify a real individual, but exist to track prescribing activity of GPs working temporarily; ou seja, um código de «escalão» atribuído a uma prática, para utilização ad hoc por locums.

Algumas das principais consequências incluem:

The codes are not unique identifiers for GPs. São descritos de forma mais precisa como identificando os centros de custos de prescrição e a sua relação com um local (prática de GP).

The data does not provide an accurate depiction of the number of GPs practicing within the UK.

Mais informações relativas ao conteúdo e uso de cada arquivo podem ser encontradas no link de informações adicionais, ou em systems.hscic.gov.uk/data/ods.

This dataset comprises summary records of all non-commercial clinical research projects which have been supported* by the National Institute for Research Clinical Research Network [CRN]. The majority of these studies have been coded according to the disease(s) or condition(s) they are investigating. This classification has been done by a clinical coder using ICD10 and HRCS** codes.

Accompanying this information is a list of all the NHS Trusts and GP Practices which have recruited participants for these studies with the number of participants recruited each month. The Trusts and GP Practices are identified by name and ODS Code.

*Studies receive CRN support through a formal process based on criteria set by DHSC (https://www.nihr.ac.uk/documents/eligibility-for-nihr-clinical-research-network-support/23746). For the purposes of this extract it includes all studies added to the NHR CRN Portfolio since 1st January 2008. **UKCRC Health Research Classification System Health Categories.

Legacy unique identifier: P01834

Legacy unique identifier: P01801

Abeyance and Dispersal GP Codes

Contains:

Usually, when a GP retires or leaves a practice, a successor is appointed prior to the departure of the outgoing GP. In such cases, if the GP in question holds their own 'list' of patients on the Practice and NHAIS systems, these are transferred to the new GP (referred to as the successor) using bulk transfer processes. There are, however, two circumstances where this is not possible:

Where a successor has yet to be appointed, the NHAIS system currently offers the facility to set the individual GP list to 'abeyance'. This leaves the patients technically registered with the departing GP until a successor can be obtained. In practice, the patients are usually still treated by the remaining partners in the practice, or sometimes a locum is employed temporarily by the practice. This process ensures the practice list is still calculated appropriately for payment.

When a successor is not actively being sought, the NHAIS dispersal function is used; patients registered with the GP are written to advising them to register with a new GP. In order to ensure that NSTS and PDS are correct, it is necessary to set up Abeyance/Dispersal codes; these take the form of GP Practitioner format codes which relate to a practice rather than an individual GP, and ODS has responsibility for this.

Legacy unique identifier: P01875

Organizační datovou službu (ODS) poskytuje Informační centrum zdravotní a sociální péče (HSCIC). Odpovídá za zveřejnění všech kodexů organizace a praxe a vnitrostátních politik a norem s ohledem na většinu kodexů organizace a zahrnuje funkce a služby, které dříve poskytovala Národní služba pro správní kodexy (NACS).

Tyto kódové standardy jsou součástí datových standardů NHS. HSCIC je rovněž odpovědný za každodenní provoz látek poškozujících ozonovou vrstvu a za jejich celkový vývoj. Údaje pro všeobecné lékařské praxe, všeobecné lékařské lékaře, preskripční nákladová střediska a výdejny jsou poskytovány NHS Prescription Services a používají se k usnadnění jejich poslání odměňovat dodavatele výdeje a poskytovat NHS finanční, preskripční a drogové informace. Uživatelé si musí být vědomi řady vlastností údajů:

The GP practices file contains all prescribing cost centres as opposed to solely GP practices. Ti, kteří nabízejí služby mimo pracovní dobu, fungují jako Walk-In centra nebo se nacházejí ve věznici, jsou identifikováni typovým kódem v poli 26 GPs may have more than one identifier within the file – one for each practice they prescribe from. Všimněte si, že kód praxe je uveden v poli 15 souboru praktického lékaře. Some codes do not identify a real individual, but exist to track prescribing activity of GPs working temporarily; tj. „košový“ kód přidělený praxi pro použití locumsem ad hoc.

Mezi klíčové důsledky patří: The codes are not unique identifiers for GPs. Jsou přesněji popsány jako identifikace nákladových středisek pro předepisování a jejich vztah k místu (praxe GP). The data does not provide an accurate depiction of the number of GPs practicing within the UK.

Další informace týkající se obsahu a použití každého souboru naleznete na dalším informačním odkazu nebo na adrese systems.hscic.gov.uk/data/ods.Organizační datovou službu (ODS) poskytuje Informační centrum zdravotní a sociální péče (HSCIC). Odpovídá za zveřejnění všech kodexů organizace a praxe a vnitrostátních politik a norem s ohledem na většinu kodexů organizace a zahrnuje funkce a služby, které dříve poskytovala Národní služba pro správní kodexy (NACS). Tyto kódové standardy jsou součástí datových standardů NHS. HSCIC je rovněž odpovědný za každodenní provoz látek poškozujících ozonovou vrstvu a za jejich celkový vývoj.

Údaje pro všeobecné lékařské praxe, všeobecné lékařské lékaře, preskripční nákladová střediska a výdejny jsou poskytovány NHS Prescription Services a používají se k usnadnění jejich poslání odměňovat dodavatele výdeje a poskytovat NHS finanční, preskripční a drogové informace.Uživatelé si musí být vědomi řady vlastností údajů:

The GP practices file contains all prescribing cost centres as opposed to solely GP practices. Ti, kteří nabízejí služby mimo pracovní dobu, fungují jako Walk-In centra nebo se nacházejí ve věznici, jsou identifikováni typovým kódem v poli 26

GPs may have more than one identifier within the file – one for each practice they prescribe from. Všimněte si, že kód praxe je uveden v poli 15 souboru praktického lékaře.

Some codes do not identify a real individual, but exist to track prescribing activity of GPs working temporarily; tj. „košový“ kód přidělený praxi pro použití locumsem ad hoc.
Mezi klíčové důsledky patří:

The codes are not unique identifiers for GPs. Jsou přesněji popsány jako identifikace nákladových středisek pro předepisování a jejich vztah k místu (praxe GP).

The data does not provide an accurate depiction of the number of GPs practicing within the UK.

Další informace týkající se obsahu a použití každého souboru naleznete na dalším informačním odkazu nebo na adrese systems.hscic.gov.uk/data/ods.