Research and analysis

Clostridioides 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.

From:
Public Health England
Published
21 February 2014
Last updated
6 September 2019 — See all updates

Documents

Clostridioides difficile: voluntary surveillance reports 2014

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

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Clostridioides difficile: voluntary surveillance reports 2013

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Clostridioides difficile: voluntary surveillance reports 2012

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Details

These publications cover voluntary reports of Clostridioide 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 6 September 2019 + show all updates

  1. Replaced name Clostridium difficile with Clostridioides difficile to reflect changes in microbial taxonomy.

  2. HPR 9(21) report uploaded

  3. First published.

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