NNAP Online
NNAP Online presents validated, published unit, network and national level results each year, from 2014 to 2024.
- View an overall annual summary report for a selected neonatal unit or network for 2014 to 2024 NNAP results
- View and compare the results for specific NNAP audit measures for different units, unit designations or networks
- Go to the outlier analysis section to view whether a result for a unit or network is outside the expected range
- Download unit posters for NNAP 2024 data
Public Access Dashboard (PAD)
The PAD presents results for the 10 NNAP performance metrics as annual rolling averages, updated monthly. These can be displayed by neonatal unit, Integrated Care System, Health Boards (Wales and Scotland) and neonatal network. The dashboard's Information and FAQ screens gives more detail.
The data is provisional and may be subject to change between updates and before the publication of the NNAP annual summary report. Data is considered unassured until the first update after 1 April each year. Results are calculated using the latest definition of the metric, so it is expected that results within the dashboard will vary from previously published results.
The PAD includes:
- England and Wales - results relating to babies admitted for neonatal care in an NHS neonatal unit from 1 January 2017, unless otherwise stated
- Scotland - results relating to babies admitted for neonatal care in an NHS neonatal unit from 1 April 2022, unless otherwise stated
- Isle of Man - results relating to babies admitted for neonatal care in an NHS neonatal unit from 1 January 2023, unless otherwise stated
Restricted Access Dashboard (RAD)
The RAD provides the underlying data for the NNAP performance measures to participants, and is visible only to neonatal units and networks. The data is refreshed monthly and presented in time series charts, tabular data and an interactive patient list.
The RAD is intended to be used by participating neonatal units and networks for data cleaning and quality improvement purposes only. It is important to note that the data in the RAD is provisional and subject to change. Data is considered unassured until the first update after 1 April each year.
Access to the RAD is determined by the NNAP lead of each neonatal unit, and the Clinical lead or Manager of Neonatal Networks. To access the RAD, we ask the NNAP lead of each neonatal unit to email nnap@rcpch.ac.uk with the name, role title and email address of users that require access.
Restricted Access Dashboard via PAD
NNAP measures
The audit reports on outcomes of neonatal care, measures of optimal perinatal care, maternal breastmilk feeding, measures of parental partnership, neonatal nurse staffing and other important care processes.
Contact us
This report is new and we welcome your feedback as to whether it is a useful tool and to help improve the layout and content in the future. Do let us know your comments and suggestions at nnap@rcpch.ac.uk.
And if you have any questions about the data in this report, or how to use the report, email us at nnap@rcpch.ac.uk.
Disclaimer
These tools and documents were specifically developed for use within the National Neonatal Audit Programme National Clinical Audit. These tools have been made publicly available and should you choose to download them for uses outside of the National Neonatal Audit Programme, you are free to do so, but are hereby agreeing to enter into a royalty free, non-exclusive, licence agreement with Healthcare Quality Improvement Partnership under the following terms and conditions:
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