National Audit of Psychological Therapies for Anxiety and Depression. The Healthcare Quality Improvement Programme Partnership (HQIP) has made funding available for 3 years to conduct a national audit of psychological therapies for people suffering from anxiety and depression in England and Wales. The audit aims to promote access, appropriateness, acceptability and positive outcomes of treatment for those suffering from depression and anxiety.

National Audit of Dementia (care in general hospitals). Admission to a general hospital can be a difficult and distressing event for people with dementia and is often associated with a worsening in their condition. This audit will help to identify structures, clinical practice and standards affecting people with dementia in general hospitals across England and Wales and to look into priority areas for improvement of services for people with dementia.

Prescribing Observatory for Mental Health-UK (POMH-UK) helps mental health services monitor and improve prescribing practice. The project provides a range of services to members (Trusts and private healthcare organisations). The core are fully supported programmes of clinical audit, individualised benchmarking reports and a range of change interventions to help improve practice.