Recent NDA data

National Diabetes Audit 2025–26 · April 2025 to March 2026 · Published 9 July 2026

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13 ICBs across all areas

Name	Code	ICB	Type 2 population	Est. eligible	Eligible referrals
NHS BATH AND NORTH EAST SOMERSET, SWINDON AND WILTSHIRE ICB	QOX	BSW	58,080	5,808	1,143
NHS BIRMINGHAM AND SOLIHULL ICB	QHL	BSOL	114,615	11,462	1,758
NHS BRISTOL, NORTH SOMERSET AND SOUTH GLOUCESTERSHIRE ICB	QUY	BNSSG	55,770	5,577	1,046
NHS CHESHIRE AND MERSEYSIDE ICB	QYG	C&M	161,205	16,121	1,375
NHS COVENTRY AND WARWICKSHIRE ICB	QWU	C&W	65,695	6,570	859
NHS DORSET ICB	QVV	Dorset	47,780	4,778	1,374
NHS GREATER MANCHESTER ICB	QOP	GM	200,300	20,030	2,660
NHS LEICESTER, LEICESTERSHIRE AND RUTLAND ICB	QK1	LLR	88,070	8,807	1,261
NHS MID AND SOUTH ESSEX ICB	QH8	MSE	72,120	7,212	1,023
NHS NORTH EAST AND NORTH CUMBRIA ICB	QHM	NENC	222,025	22,203	1,950
NHS NOTTINGHAM AND NOTTINGHAMSHIRE ICB	QT1	N&N	73,360	7,336	1,135
NHS SOMERSET ICB	QSL	Somerset	38,155	3,816	589
NHS SOUTH YORKSHIRE ICB	QF7	SY	98,065	9,807	2,447

Eligible referrals received: 18,628 across all practice referral summaries. 123 referrals cannot be assigned to a PCN because their practices are absent from the audit extract; these remain in ICB totals where the directory identifies the contract. 8 referrals have no matching contract and are excluded from ICB totals.

Source: NHS England, National Diabetes Audit quarterly data tables, Table 3, “Type 2 and other registrations”. Counts include Type 2 and other non Type 1 diabetes and are rounded by NHS England to the nearest five.

Estimated eligible patients = 10% of the total population, rounded to whole people. Estimates are indicative and do not confirm individual eligibility. Other estimates are retained as supplied in the workbook.

“u” means a percentage was not calculated because the denominator was 20 or fewer. IMD most deprived is quintile 1. Percentages are rounded; totals may not equal 100%. The source lists 436 PCN rows, including “No known PCN” entries, and 428 named PCNs.