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This was the first collaborative review of Sudden Unexpected Deaths in Infancy in Wales. It was a joint initiative between Child Death Review Programme (CDR) and All Wales Perinatal Survey […]
Published on: 1st January 2015
Category: Literature review
Philtre is the monthly bulletin of WEDINOS. It provides monthly summaries of drug analysis results, emerging substance trends, and harm reduction information. This bulletin serves as a vital resource for […]
Category: Drug testing (WEDINOS), Evidence and research, Monthly reports
The quarterly COVER report summarises immunisation uptake in children in Wales reaching key birthdays between October to December 2014.
Published on: 31st December 2014
It seeks to describe the numbers of cases known to the Child Death Review Programme and identify key guidance/recommendations in existence for the UK that could contribute to reducing child […]
Published on: 22nd October 2014
Published on: 1st October 2014
This report dated October 2014 provides a comprehensive yearly summary of the samples analysed by WEDINOS/Philtre, highlighting key trends, statistical data, and public health implications. This report offers a broad […]
Category: Annual reports, Drug testing (WEDINOS), Evidence and research
Background This rapid response on deaths of children from meningitis and meningococcal disease in Wales is undertaken for, and at the request of, Welsh Government. It seeks to describe the […]
The quarterly COVER report summarises immunisation uptake in children in Wales reaching key birthdays between July to September 2014.
Published on: 30th September 2014
This is the second annual report of the Child Death Review Programme for Wales. The programme follows on from the implementation and favourable evaluation of the National Child Death Review […]
Published on: 1st September 2014
Category: Data and analysis
Dogs are valued companions for many families. Early socialisation with children and others is important for family dogs. Although a rare cause of death, dog bites or strikes are an […]
