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Date answered:
29 July 2004
S2W-09499
Relative survival rates which adjust for the underlying death rate in the population are those commonly used for comparison purposes with other countries.Table 1 shows relative survival rates five years after diagnosis for 1996, 1997 and 1998. 1998 is the most recent year for which five year follow up of patients is complete.
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Date answered:
29 July 2004
S2W-09500
Relative survival rates, which adjust for the underlying death rate in the population, are those commonly used for comparison purposes with other countries.Table 1 shows relative survival rates five years after diagnosis for 1996, 1997 and 1998. 1998 is the most recent year for which five year follow up of patients is complete.Table 1: Five Year Relative Survival For Scotland Year of Diagnosis 5-year Relative Survival (%) 1996 76.2 1997 77.7 1998 80.1 Tables 2(i) and (ii) show survival of breast cancer patients in Scotland by Health Board in the years 1999, 2000 and 2001 for survival at one year after diagnosis and 1996, 1997 and 1998 for survival at five years after diagnosis.
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Date answered:
7 May 2004
S2W-07490
The information requested, takenfrom the most recently published statistics, is set out in the following tables:Table 1 Fires1,2 byBrigade Area, Scotland, 1999-2002 Scotland Central Dumfries and Galloway Fife Grampian Highland and Islands Lothian and Borders Strathclyde Tayside 1999 Primary 20,656 819 363 1,136 1,838 713 3,691 10,502 1,594 Secondary 28,519 1,174 232 1,728 1,541 586 5,137 15,767 2,354 Chimney 3,452 92 292 175 527 1,074 447 592 253 Total 52,627 2,085 887 3,039 3,906 2,373 9,275 26,861 4,201 2000 Primary 20,191 834 418 1,118 1,668 643 3,636 10,229 1,645 Secondary 32,432 1,374 288 1,829 1,537 657 5,183 18,920 2,644 Chimney 3,119 86 285 147 531 1,018 333 486 233 Total 55,742 2,294 991 3,094 3,736 2,318 9,152 29,635 4,522 2001 Primary 19,738 863 355 1,235 1,601 663 3,680 9,720 1,621 Secondary 36,238 1,768 370 1,845 1,709 935 5,886 20,842 2,883 Chimney 3,440 97 314 120 534 1,239 324 587 225 Total 59,416 2,728 1,039 3,200 3,844 2,837 9,890 31,149 4,729 20023 Primary 19,196 884 372 1,146 1,742 606 3,682 9,164 1,600 Secondary 30,937 1,589 399 1,724 1,790 836 5,373 16,839 2,387 Chimney 2,462 61 210 93 388 855 266 418 171 Total 52,595 2,534 981 2,963 3,920 2,297 9,321 26,421 4,158 Notes:1 Including late call and heatand smoke damage incidents not recorded prior to 1994.2 Figures from 1994 are basedon sample data weighted to the brigade totals.3 Including estimates for a periodof 10 days of industrial action in November 2002.Table 2 Primary Fires1Started by Cigarettes or Other Tobacco Products by Brigade Area, Scotland, 1999-2002 Scotland Central Dumfries and Galloway Fife Grampian Highland and Islands Lothian and Borders Strathclyde Tayside 1999 1,022 36 9 91 117 16 221 441 90 2000 801 31 15 46 66 43 183 330 87 2001 916 53 10 63 67 15 226 401 81 20022 816 41 11 45 94 24 195 355 52 Notes:1.
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Date answered:
12 March 2004
S2W-06045
It provides that “the proceedings of each meeting of the JMC will be regarded as confidential by the participants, in order to permit free and candid discussion”, and thereforethe issues discussed at each meeting are not disclosed.JOINT MINISTERIAL COMMITTEE - MEETINGS SINCE 1999 Subject Date Venue Scottish Minister Plenary 1 September 2000 Edinburgh First Minister and Deputy First Minister Plenary 30 October 2001 Cardiff First Minister and Deputy First Minister Plenary 22 October 2002 London First Minister and Deputy First Minister Europe 1 March 2001 London Minister for Education, Europe and External Affairs and Deputy Minister for Education, Europe and External Affairs Europe 8 November 2001 London No Scottish Minister was able to participate Europe 7 March 2002 London Deputy First Minister Europe 11 June 2002 London Deputy First Minister Europe 27 September 2002 London First Minister Europe 22 October 2002 London First Minister & Deputy First Minister Europe 30 January 2003 London Deputy Minister for Education and Young People Europe 6 October 2003 London Minister for Finance and Public Services Europe 1 December 2003 London First Minister Europe 15 January 2004 London Minister for Health and Community Care Europe 3 February 2004 London Minister for Health and Community Care Europe 24 February 2004 London No Scottish Executive Minister was able to participate.
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Date answered:
12 March 2003
S1W-33944
Information on the total number of patients aged over 65 in NHS hospitals awaiting placement in a care home is shown in table 1. The figures relate to 15 October 2002, the latest date for which information is centrally available.Table 1: Patients Ready for Discharge - Numbers Waiting for a Care Home Placement1 Aged 65+, by NHS Trust, as at 15 October 2002NHS TrustNumber of Patients Ready for Discharge Waiting for a Care Home Placement Aged 65+Scotland1,346Argyll and ClydeArgyll and Clyde Acute Hospitals NHS Trust23Lomond and Argyll Primary Care NHS Trust27Renfrewshire and Inverclyde Primary Care NHS Trust142Ayrshire and Arran Ayrshire and Arran Acute Hospitals NHS Trust28Ayrshire and Arran Primary Care NHS Trust63Ayrshire and Arran (other)20BordersBorders General Hospital NHS Trust-Borders Primary Care NHS Trust30Dumfries and GallowayDumfries and Galloway Health Board-Dumfries and Galloway Primary Care NHS Trust5FifeFife Acute Hospitals NHS Trust14Fife Primary Care NHS Trust74Forth ValleyForth Valley Acute Hospitals NHS Trust7Forth Valley Primary Care NHS Trust48GrampianGrampian University Hospitals NHS Trust31Grampian Primary Care NHS Trust168Greater GlasgowSouth Glasgow University Hospitals NHS Trust58North Glasgow University Hospitals NHS Trust122Greater Glasgow Primary Care NHS Trust21HighlandHighland Acute Hospitals NHS Trust22Highland Primary Care NHS Trust23LanarkshireLanarkshire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust15Lanarkshire Primary Care NHS Trust52Lanarkshire (other)4LothianLothian University Hospitals NHS Trust57Lothian Primary Care NHS Trust133West Lothian Health care NHS Trust9OrkneyOrkney Health Board Unit10TaysideTayside University Hospitals NHS Trust22Tayside Primary Care NHS Trust95Western IslesWestern Isles Health Unit23Note:1.
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Date answered:
18 April 2001
S1W-14854
The number of consultant clinical and medical oncologists employed at each of the trusts that contain the five Scottish specialist centres, is shown in table 1. These figures do not include the impact of the additional posts I announced on 28 June 2000, which includes four new WTE consultants in the oncology specialties.
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Date answered:
26 February 2001
S1W-13290
Information on closures of private nursing homes and residential care homes is not available centrally.However, a census is carried out annually for each private nursing home and registered residential care home. Table 1 shows the number of residential care homes in each of the three years.Table 1: Residential care homes - numbers of (Older People Only) 199819992000Local Authority AreaLocal AuthorityPrivateVoluntaryAllLocal AuthorityPrivateVoluntaryAllLocal AuthorityPrivateVoluntaryAllAberdeen City10292110292193921Aberdeenshire14872912107291310629Angus619227619227419225Argyll & Bute722433720431717428Clackmannanshire201320132013Dumfries & Galloway111653202212340211233Dundee City985226751867518East Ayrshire49215412218412218East Dunbartonshire132613150314East Lothian44412444123339East Renfrewshire124712471247Edinburgh, City of14132350141222481491841Eilean Siar141116151117151117Falkirk753156431363312Fife12221145122010421120940Glasgow City231520582315205823131955Highland Council, The18311160182910571929856Inverclyde247132461233410Midlothian332833283339Moray Council, The641116411154110North Ayrshire613221612220613322North Lanarkshire1111123109120108119Orkney Islands230523052305Perth & Kinross418830319830318829Renfrewshire672156621466315Scottish Borders675186841868418Shetland Islands405940593069South Ayrshire555155531354312South Lanarkshire108725811524810624Stirling467174561545514West Dunbartonshire721107211072110West Lothian62210622105229Scotland239273169681219275165659213261157631Source: SEHD Social Work Statistics.Table 2 shows the number of homes in each of the three years.Table 2: Number of Private Nursing Homes1 in Scotland 2,3 at 31 March 1998 - 2000 by Local Council Area 31-Mar31-Mar31-Mar199819992000Aberdeen City 1520 18Aberdeenshire 3032 33Angus 1112 12Argyll & Bute 1111 9Clackmannanshire 21 2Dumfries & Galloway 1615 14Dundee City 1715 16East Ayrshire 1916 17East Dunbartonshire 57 7East Lothian 1210 12East Renfrewshire 1011 8Edinburgh, City of4646 44Eilean Siar22 2Falkirk 1010 10Fife 2932 32Glasgow City 5452 47Highland 3429 30Inverclyde 97 8Midlothian 76 7Moray 78 8North Ayrshire 1616 15North Lanarkshire 2222 24Orkney---Perth & Kinross 2121 20Renfrewshire 1211 12Scottish Borders 1617 16Shetland---South Ayrshire 2220 22South Lanarkshire 3832 34Stirling 1212 11West Dunbartonshire 45 3West Lothian 910 12Scotland518508 505Source: ISD Scotland, ISD(S)34.Ref.: HCIU 2001/0157.Notes:1.
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Date answered:
6 March 2000
S1W-04583
Figures for years ending 31 March 1998 and 31 March 1999 are "mapped-back" to allow comparison with those shown for year ending 31 March 1997.TABLE 2NHS IN SCOTLAND: AVERAGE AVAILABLE STAFFED BEDS BY HEALTH BOARD AREA OF TREATMENT1(Year ending 31 March)HEALTH BOARD199719981999Argyll & Clyde3,4793,5343,363Ayrshire & Arran2,2592,2342,163Borders 781 754 734Dumfries & Galloway1,1051,0761,104Fife2,2282,0972,029Forth Valley2,2602,1062,028Grampian4,1353,8923,732Greater Glasgow8,2568,0597,564Highland1,4971,4921,450Lanarkshire3,8823,7263,661Lothian5,7175,1174,819Orkney 153 147 131Shetland 127 116 100Tayside3,5573,3743,235Western Isles 232 274 263Scotland39,66837,99836,376Source: ISD Scotland.Notes:1...
Official Report
Meeting date:
16 February 2000
Justice and Home Affairs Committee, 16 Feb 2000
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Official Report
Meeting date:
27 February 2003
Plenary, 27 Feb 2003
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