Journal article 11/09/2018
Analysis of repeated cross-sectional national health surveys on mental health and wellbeing.
Press release 11/09/2018
Academics at University College London, Imperial College London, University of Exeter and the Nuffield Trust have found that the proportion of children and young people saying they have a mental health condition has grown six fold in England over two decades.
Indicator update 31/07/2018Jessica Morris
International comparisons of the performance of health systems can be a powerful tool. As well as highlighting areas for quality improvement, they enable us to answer some big questions in health care.
Blog post 03/07/2017Dr Rakhee Shah
Young people’s use of emergency care for mental health could be reduced by working better with the voluntary sector.
Blog post 26/06/2017Lucia Kossarova
Reflections on a roundtable event exploring issues raised in our report on children and young people.
Blog post 17/02/2017Dr Vivek Srivastava
The co-author of the latest NCEPOD report, looks at some of the problems hospitals face in providing care for patients with mental ill-health.
Indicator update 26/01/2017Robert Reed
Indicators we've updated over the last few months.
Blog post 05/01/2017Rob Greig
Poor data and failure to apply evidence to policy are maintaining low employment for some disabled people.
Press release 08/12/2016
Ongoing pressures risk making the health service more vulnerable to serious lapses in care.
Blog post 05/12/2016Lucia Kossarova
Lucia Kossarova examines what can be done to address the worrying barriers to mental health services for children and young people.