Place NHS activity in the context of access decisions.

Explore published medicine activity over time alongside positive decisions from the relevant UK HTA body.

Choose the nation, source, organisation level, presentation, measure and period relevant to your question. Review the resulting series and export your selected analysis for further discussion.

Choose the timeline your question needs

Select the nation, published source, organisation level, medicine presentation, measure and period. Review how recorded activity changes within that scope rather than combining unlike measures or reporting periods.

Place access decisions on the timeline

Positive decisions from the relevant UK HTA body - NICE for England, SMC for Scotland - appear as historical markers. They help frame questions about the sequence of events.

Decision markers provide historical context; they do not establish that an HTA decision caused a change in activity.

Carry the selected series into discussion

Export the selected analysis for further examination, with the source, organisation level, presentation and reporting period attached.

When to use NHS Analytics instead

Use NHS Intelligence to investigate when recorded activity changed in relation to published decision dates. Use NHS Analytics to examine where activity and cost are concentrated across organisations. Neither establishes local pathways, unpublished access decisions or patient-level uptake.

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