Collection

Health Protection Report: latest infection reports

Routine data and commentary reporting on infectious diseases.

Contents

Microbiological and epidemiological data, including vaccine coverage reports, published in the weekly Health Protection Report Volume 10 (2016), Volume 9 (2015) and Volume 8 (2014).

For volume 7 (2013) and earlier reports, see the HPR archive.

Immunisation

1. Meningococcal ACWY immunisation programme: vaccine coverage estimates

   • 19 September 2016
   • Research and analysis

2. Acute Hepatitis B (England): annual reports

   • 26 August 2016
   • Research and analysis

3. Measles, mumps and rubella: laboratory confirmed cases in England 2016

   • 5 August 2016
   • Research and analysis

4. Meningococcal disease: laboratory confirmed cases in England and Wales

   • 1 July 2016
   • Research and analysis

5. Herpes zoster (shingles) immunisation programme: vaccine coverage data

   • 22 July 2016
   • Research and analysis

6. Laboratory reports of hepatitis A and C: 2015

   • 22 July 2016
   • Research and analysis

7. Cover of vaccination evaluated rapidly (COVER) programme 2015 to 2016: quarterly data

   • 29 September 2016
   • Official Statistics

8. Pertussis immunisation in pregnancy: vaccine coverage estimates (England)

   • 26 May 2016
   • Research and analysis

9. Meningococcal B immunisation programme: vaccine coverage estimates

   • 23 September 2016
   • Research and analysis

10. Diphtheria in England and Wales: annual reports

    • 1 April 2016
    • Research and analysis

11. Tetanus in England and Wales: annual reports

    • 1 April 2016
    • Research and analysis

12. Measles, mumps and rubella: laboratory confirmed cases in England 2015

    • 26 February 2016
    • Research and analysis

13. Haemophilus influenzae: laboratory reports by age group and serotype 2015

    • 26 February 2016
    • Research and analysis

14. Rotavirus immunisation programme: vaccine coverage estimates

    • 23 September 2016
    • Research and analysis

15. Pertussis: laboratory confirmed cases reported in England 2015

    • 6 May 2016
    • Research and analysis

16. Laboratory reports of hepatitis A and C: 2014

    • 24 July 2015
    • Research and analysis

17. Sentinel surveillance of blood borne virus testing in England: 2014

    • 24 July 2015
    • Research and analysis

18. Pertussis: laboratory-confirmed cases reported in England 2014

    • 22 May 2015
    • Research and analysis

19. Measles, mumps and rubella: laboratory confirmed cases in England 2014

    • 27 February 2015
    • Research and analysis

20. Haemophilus influenzae: laboratory reports by age group and serotype 2014

    • 27 February 2015
    • Research and analysis

21. Sentinel surveillance of blood borne virus testing in England: 2013

    • 25 July 2014
    • Research and analysis

Enteric

1. Salmonella infections (faecal specimens) in England and Wales: laboratory reports 2016

   • 9 September 2016
   • Research and analysis

2. Reported norovirus outbreaks in hospitals: suspected and laboratory-confirmed outbreaks in 2016

   • 9 September 2016
   • Research and analysis

3. Enteric fever surveillance 2016 to 2017: quarterly reports

   • 13 May 2016
   • Research and analysis

4. Foodborne illness in humans: general outbreaks in England and Wales in 2016

   • 13 May 2016
   • Research and analysis

5. Common gastrointestinal infections in England and Wales: laboratory reports in 2016

   • 16 May 2016
   • Research and analysis

6. Enteric fever surveillance 2014 to 2015: quarterly reports

   • 12 February 2016
   • Research and analysis

7. Foodborne illness in humans: general outbreaks in England and Wales in 2015

   • 15 January 2016
   • Research and analysis

8. Common gastrointestinal infections in England and Wales: laboratory reports in 2015

   • 15 January 2016
   • Research and analysis

9. Salmonella infections (faecal specimens) in England and Wales: laboratory reports 2015

   • 15 January 2016
   • Research and analysis

10. Reported norovirus outbreaks in hospitals: suspected and laboratory-confirmed outbreaks in 2015

    • 15 January 2016
    • Research and analysis

11. Less common gastrointestinal infections in England and Wales: laboratory reports in 2015

    • 9 October 2015
    • Research and analysis

12. Salmonella infections (faecal specimens) in England and Wales: laboratory reports 2014

    • 13 February 2015
    • Research and analysis

13. Reported norovirus outbreaks in hospitals: suspected and laboratory-confirmed outbreaks in 2014

    • 9 January 2015
    • Research and analysis

14. Common gastrointestinal infections in England and Wales: laboratory reports in 2014

    • 9 January 2015
    • Research and analysis

15. Less common gastrointestinal infections in England and Wales: laboratory reports in 2014

    • 9 January 2015
    • Research and analysis

16. Foodborne illness in humans: general outbreaks in England and Wales in 2014

    • 12 December 2014
    • Research and analysis

Zoonoses

1. Common animal-associated infections quarterly reports: 2016

   • 12 August 2016
   • Research and analysis

2. Common animal-associated infections quarterly reports: 2015

   • 12 February 2016
   • Research and analysis

3. Common animal-associated infections quarterly reports: 2014

   • 13 February 2015
   • Research and analysis

HIV and STIs

1. High level azithromycin resistant gonorrhoea in England

   • 9 September 2016
   • Research and analysis

2. Sexually transmitted infections (STIs): annual data tables

   • 11 July 2016
   • Official Statistics

3. People who inject drugs: HIV and viral hepatitis monitoring

   • 15 July 2016
   • Official Statistics

4. Chlamydia: re-testing following a positive diagnosis

   • 5 July 2016
   • Research and analysis

5. Pelvic inflammatory disease in England

   • 23 June 2015
   • Research and analysis

6. Antenatal screening for infectious diseases in England: summary reports

   • 4 December 2015
   • Research and analysis

Bacteraemia and healthcare associated infections

1. Group A streptococcal infections: activity during the 2015 to 2016 season

   • 6 May 2016
   • Research and analysis

2. Uncommon pathogens involved in bacteraemia and fungaemia in EWNI

   • 18 December 2015
   • Research and analysis

3. Proteeae: voluntary reporting

   • 18 December 2015
   • Research and analysis

4. Pyogenic and non-pyogenic streptococcal bacteraemia: annual data from voluntary surveillance

   • 20 November 2015
   • Research and analysis

5. Candidaemia: annual data from voluntary surveillance

   • 23 September 2016
   • Research and analysis

6. Staphylococcus aureus: annual trends in voluntary surveillance

   • 21 August 2015
   • Research and analysis

7. Pseudomonas spp. and Stenotrophomonas spp. voluntary surveillance

   • 23 September 2016
   • Research and analysis

8. Group A streptococcal infections: activity during the 2014 to 2015 season

   • 3 July 2015
   • Research and analysis

9. Escherichia coli bacteraemia: annual trends in voluntary surveillance

   • 17 June 2016
   • Research and analysis

10. Klebsiella spp. bacteraemia: voluntary surveillance

    • 17 June 2016
    • Research and analysis

11. Clostridium difficile: annual trends in voluntary surveillance

    • 19 June 2015
    • Research and analysis

12. Polymicrobial bacteraemia and fungaemia in EWNI

    • 19 June 2015
    • Research and analysis

13. Enterococcus spp. bacteraemia: voluntary surveillance

    • 15 July 2016
    • Research and analysis

14. Acinetobacter spp. bacteraemia: annual data from voluntary surveillance

    • 18 March 2016
    • Research and analysis

15. Enterobacter and related organisms: voluntary reporting

    • 16 October 2015
    • Research and analysis

Respiratory

1. Respiratory infections: laboratory reports 2016

   • 2 September 2016
   • Research and analysis

2. Respiratory infections: laboratory reports 2015

   • 12 January 2016
   • Research and analysis

3. Respiratory infections: laboratory reports 2014

   • 26 January 2015
   • Research and analysis

Emerging infections and Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD)

1. Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD) surveillance: biannual updates

   • 12 August 2016
   • Research and analysis

• Published: 22 August 2014
• Updated: 24 June 2015

+ full page history

• 24 June 2015 2:57pm: Added publications under 'HIV and STIs' and 'Bacteraemia and healthcare associated infections' and reordered.
• 8 May 2015 5:37pm: Latest routine enteric infections (including enteric fever) and zoonoses reports uploaded.
• 10 April 2015 5:41pm: New enteric and scarlet fever / Group A Streptococcus routine reports uploaded
• 17 February 2015 12:15pm: First enteric infection reports of 2015 added.
• 19 December 2014 9:51pm: HPR 8(48) pertussis and IMD (quarterly), and uncommon pathogens and polybacteraemia (annual), reports added to collection
• 7 November 2014 7:26pm: HPR 8(42) sent hep 2014 document added to immunisation group
• 24 October 2014 6:56pm: Two vaccine uptake reports and one vaccine preventable infection report added, from HPR 8(41)
• 17 October 2014 5:47pm: Added reports on proteus and enterobacter.
• 8 October 2014 12:48pm: Pertussis reports updated
• 24 September 2014 5:35pm: Hep A and C 2013 added
• 23 September 2014 11:45am: Added link to archived HPR infections reports.
• 19 September 2014 4:40pm: Candidaemia report added.
• 22 August 2014 12:00am: First published.

• From: Public Health England