Statistics » Integrated Urgent Care Aggregate Data Collection (IUCADC including NHS111)

Integrated Urgent Care (IUC) describes a range of services including NHS 111 and Out of Hours services, which aim to ensure a seamless patient experience with minimum handoffs and access to a clinician where required.

Changes from April 2021

Following a review in 2019-2020, the NHS 111 MDS was merged into a revised version of the IUC ADC. Thereafter, a provisional subset of the IUC ADC data will be published in the month after the collection end date (eg, April data will be published in May), with the complete monthly IUC ADC published as Official Statistics the following month (eg, April data published in June). The IUC ADC includes some new data items and some definitions have been revised to provide greater clarity so not all data items are directly comparable with the same data items collected before April 2021. The IUC ADC is used to monitor a revised set of IUC ADC KPIs. The specification and supporting documents for the revised version of the IUC ADC can be found below.

IUC ADC – Official Statistics

These data comprise the complete monthly IUC ADC dataset and are published within six weeks after the end of the month to which data refer (eg, April data published in June), see publication timetable below.

Excel Data
Data Time Series to November 2021 (XLSX, 2,970KB)

CSV Data
Data to November 2021 (CSV, 3,507KB)

IUC ADC – latest provisional statistics

These data are a subset of the complete monthly IUC ADC, focusing on key data items, which are collected weekly and aggregated for publication within two weeks after the collection end date (eg, April data published in May). Provisional figures will only be published one month at a time as these data are subject to change and should be treated as estimates until the complete IUC ADC Official Statistics are published the following month.

Statistical Notes
Statistical Note for December 2021 (PDF, 101KB) (13 January 2022)

Excel Data
Aggregated IUC ADC Provisional Statistics December 2021 (XLSX, 175KB)

Specification guidance from April 2021
IUC ADC Specification 2021-22 v1.3 (PDF, 217KB) Updated 16 June 2021
NHS England IUC Key Performance Indicators 2021-22, v1.1 (PDF, 152KB) Updated 25 June 2021
NHS England letter to Commissioners re IUC KPIs Adherence (PDF, 145KB) Updated 16 August 2021 (annex updated)
IUC ADC Glossary (XLSX, 24KB) Updated 21 May 2021
IUC ADC Dx Code Mapping (XLSX, 29KB) Updated 18 October 2021
IUC DoS Service Type Mapping (XLSX, 33KB) Updated 9 December 2021
Mapping ADC & MDS Changes from April 2021 (XLSX, 36KB) Updated 12 July 2021

Data for 111MDS and IUCADC (running April 2019 to March 2021) can be found on an associated page of the NHS Statistics here:

Integrated Urgent Care (including NHS 111)

IUC ADC / NHS111 Patient Experience Survey

A Patient Experience Survey is undertaken every six months in October and April.

Statistical Notes
NHS111 Patient Experience Survey April 2021 to September 2021 Statistical Note (PDF, 100KB)

Excel Data
NHS111 Patient Experience Survey Time Series to 30-09-2021 (XLSX, 303KB)

CSV Data
NHS111 Patient Experience Survey Raw Data September 2015 to September 2021 (CSV, 82KB)

The survey specification is available here:
IUC NHS111 Patient Experience Survey Specification (PDF, 322KB)

NHS 111 MDS and IUC ADC publication documents:

This document lists people who have access to the statistics in the 24 hours before publication:
NHS 111 IUC ADC Pre-release Access List 13 January 2022 (PDF, 67KB)

IUC ADC Publication Timetable 2021-22 (PDF, 16KB)

Contact Details
For further information about the published statistics, please contact us at:

Integrated Urgent Care
NHS England and Improvement
Quarry House
Leeds
LS2 7UE
Email: england.integratedurgentcare@nhs.net

For press enquiries, please contact the NHS England press office on 0113 825 0958 or nhsengland.media@nhs.net

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IUC ADC – Official Statistics

IUC ADC – latest provisional statistics

IUC ADC / NHS111 Patient Experience Survey

NHS 111 MDS and IUC ADC publication documents: