Research and analysis

Clostridium difficile: annual trends in voluntary surveillance

Trends in voluntary reports of C. difficile by age, sex and geographical distribution from England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Published 21 February 2014
Last updated 19 June 2015 — see all updates
From:
Public Health England

Documents

Clostridium difficile: voluntary surveillance reports 2014

Ref: HPR 9(21) PDF, 458KB, 9 pages

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Clostridium difficile: voluntary surveillance reports 2013

PDF, 651KB, 8 pages

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Clostridium difficile: voluntary surveillance reports 2012

PDF, 264KB, 9 pages

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Details

These publications cover voluntary reports of Clostridium difficile (C. difficile). Analyses are stratified by age, gender and geographical region, and include trends in antimicrobial resistance over a 10-year period.

For historical trends, see the UK Government Web Archive.

Published 21 February 2014
Last updated 19 June 2015 + show all updates
  1. HPR 9(21) report uploaded
  2. First published.

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