News

Performance data for the NHS Business Services Authority (NHSBSA) Overseas Health Services UK European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) and UK Global Health Insurance Card (UK GHIC) Digital...
More
Data about the Baby Loss Certificate (BLC) service is now available on the Open Data Portal.  The NHS Business Services Authority administers this service on behalf of the Department...
More
Did you know the Open Data Portal has features that make it easy to access, follow, and engage with the data that matters to you? Key features include:
The latest deployment to the NHSBSA Open Data Portal has been completed, bringing improvements and fixes to enhance your experience when browsing datasets. Clearer dataset titles and...
More
To support users in transitioning to the new formatting standards introduced under ODP Best Practice and Statistical guidelines, we will be providing the April, May, and June 2025...
More

New Dataset Now Available: NHSBSA Overseas Health Services UK EHIC/UK GHIC Digital Application - Key Performance Indicators

25 November 2025

We’re pleased to announce that the NHSBSA Overseas Health Services UK EHIC (UK European Health Insurance Card) and UK GHIC (UK Global Health Insurance Card) Digital Application - Key Performance Indicators dataset is now available on the NHSBSA Open Data Portal.

This dataset provides key performance metrics for the NHSBSA Overseas Health Services UK EHIC/UK GHIC Digital Application. It focuses on comparing traditional processing routes with self-service digital solutions, specifically for the UK EHIC and UK GHIC services. This dataset includes metrics such as Completion Rate and Digital Take-up, alongside insights from the Customer Satisfaction Survey, which evaluates the overall user experience.

For more details on the dataset and its purpose, read our recent article: 

https://opendata.nhsbsa.net/news/coming-soon-nhsbsa-overseas-health-services-uk-ehic-uk-ghic-digital-application-kpis

Explore the dataset now:

You can access the data via the data explorer, download it directly, or connect via API. By creating an account, you can join discussion boards, follow datasets, and receive future updates.

We encourage you to:

  • explore the data to gain insights relevant to your work
  • share your findings to contribute to a wider understanding of NHS volunteering
  • let us know how you’re using the data and cite our datasets so others can benefit
  • provide feedback through our Data Services Team

Stay connected:

If you are a journalist or member of the media, please contact communicationsteam@nhsbsa.nhs.uk  with any queries about this data release.