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The Hospital Episode Statistics HESS) data set contains information collected from hospital Patient Administration Systems including self-assigned ethnicity, and is collated by the NHS Information Centre.

Quarterly annual figures appear separately on the Foreign Office website and were collated by the Campaign Against the Arms Trade (Caat), which alerted the Guardian to them.

All age categories and regions were included and were collated by the HPA Centre for Infections from voluntary reporting by microbiology laboratories and from referrals of cultures.

Food-based dietary guidelines have been established for many regions and countries across the world and are collated by the FAO.

All this imagery is collated by a pair of new GPUs in its base/body.

The BCD is collated by the Madrid-based secretariat of ICCAT, the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas.

All of this information is collated by a team of researchers, led by UK-based addiction specialist Dr Adam Winstock.

Selected clinical information is reported by DHBs to the Ministry of Health, and is collated into national datasets and overseen by the Information Group within the Ministry of Health.

A survey was mailed to all Registry participants (N= 2418) and results were collated by AATD phenotype.

18 Also, the National Neisseria Network of reference laboratories collaborate to monitor clinical isolates of pathogenic Neisseria species for antibiotic susceptibility and data are collated by the Australian Gonococcal Surveillance Program.

In addition to the self-rated and clinician-rated DUNDRUM-3 and DUNDRUM-4, patients were rated for measures of risk of harm to self, using the Suicide Risk Assessment and Management Manual (S-RAMM) [ 33] and a measure of risk of harm to others, the Historical-Clinical-Risk-20 (HCR-20) [ 34] by the treating multidisciplinary teams and these were collated by MD.