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Reports published by Public Health Wales to mark World Hepatitis Day

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Reports published by Public Health Wales to mark World Hepatitis Day

 

Public Health Wales are pleased to announce the publication of three reports this World Hepatitis Day. These include:

 

Trends in the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of hepatitis B and hepatitis C in Wales. Annual surveillance report 2026. (Data to end of 2025)

The report includes comprehensive data on prevention, testing, diagnosis and treatment for hepatitis B and hepatitis C.  The report also includes data relating to activity in specific services including Prisons, Test and Post, Sexual Health and Substance Misuse services.

Trends-in-the-prevention-diagnosis-and-treatment-of-hepatitis-B-and-hepatitis-C-in-Wales-Annual-surveillance-report-2026-Data-to-end-of-2025.pdf

 

Needle and Syringe Programme Activity in Wales Annual Report 2025-26

This report includes activity data related to Needle and Syringe Programme (NSP) services across Wales. This is the first publication since 2022. Data has been drawn from the Harm Reduction Database Wales (HRD).

Needle and Syringe Programme Activity in Wales Annual Report 2025 to 2026 – Public Health Wales

 

Specialist Needle and Syringe Programme – Understanding change in specialist needle and syringe programme

Data from the Harm Reduction Database (HRD) has shown a significant decline in NSP activity across Wales over several years and this prompted a comprehensive review of contextual and social factors influencing NSP activity. This report is one of three and focuses on NSP provision from specialist sites provided by statutory organisations and third-sector services. This review covers themes and recommendations emerging from interviews with specialist NSP sites across Wales (including 104 staff members).

Specialist Needle and Syringe Programme – Understanding change in specialist needle and syringe programme – Public Health Wales

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