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Date answered:
14 November 2002
S1W-30823
Charges recorded by the police may also be altered as a result of the judicial process.Persons with a Charge Proved for Drug Offences1, by Sheriffdom and Police Force Area, 1997-2000Sheriffdom/Police Force AreaTotal Number with a Charge ProvedPercentage of All Proceeded Against19971998199920001997199819992000SheriffdomGlasgow and Strathkelvin1,3181,4371,3471,04877807775Grampian, Highland and Islands1,2151,17390967592929291Lothian and Borders93582176369996949291North Strathclyde1,0281,17499681383858382South Strathclyde, Dumfries and Galloway1,1571,0831,0871,05085818283Tayside, Central and Fife1,04796898881986858687Police force areaCentral27123424822391859191Dumfries and Galloway24417514311689858989Fife34430226514680838380Grampian82681161141593929292Lothian and Borders93582176369996949291Northern38936229826090909191Strathclyde3,2593,5193,2872,79581818079Tayside43243247545089858588Scotland27,0056,9186,4005,38385858383Notes:1...
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Date answered:
8 November 2002
S1W-30670
Year Ended 31 March 2002P.NHS HospitalNumber of ProceduresNHS PatientsPrivate PatientsAberdeen Royal Infirmary1,75160Glasgow Royal Infirmary2,234-Royal Infirmary Edinburgh4,703122Western Infirmary/Gartnavel General Hospital2,429-Source: ISD Scotland, SMR01.PProvisional.Notes:1. Cardiothoracic specialties include: cardiothoracic surgery, cardiac surgery, tho...
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Date answered:
7 November 2002
S1W-30949
It should also be noted that some of the available beds in general psychiatry, which are included in the table, will be occupied by patients receiving continuing care.Average Available Staffed Beds1; All Psychiatric Specialties Excluding Psychiatry of Old Age; by Health Board Area: Years Ending 31 March 1998-2002Health Board of Treatment19981999200020012002PScotland 4,375 4,212 3,951 3,753 3,577Argyll and Clyde 570 521 496 483 468Ayrshire and Arran 264 248 238 227 221Borders 82 75 67 64 64Dumfries and Galloway 182 178 140 106 82Fife 280 279 287 281 276Forth Valley 261 261 207 195 195Grampian 324 310 307 295 295Greater Glasgow 716 733 695 656 637Highland 142 142 142 142 142Lanarkshire 402 392 358 356 338Lothian 663 637 599 553 536Orkney-----Shetland-----Tayside 479 427 408 387 317Western Isles 10 10 6 6 7PProvisional.Note:1...
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Date answered:
1 November 2002
S1W-30520
Of the £46 million that will be spent in the current financial year, we estimate that about £9.25 million will be used for drugs prevention or education activity. This is made up of £1 million allocated for drug education in schools to help in meeting national standards; £6 million made available to local authorities through the Changing Children's Services...
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Date answered:
23 September 2002
S1W-29080
The number of qualified nurses and midwives recruited in each of the last three years by NHS board is shown in the following table.I am awaiting information about number of recruitments planned and will reply to the member in writing and will also place a copy in the Parliament's Reference Centre.Qualified Nurses and Midwives Recruited to NHSScotland: Headcount of Staff in Post as at 30 September199920002001Scotland3,1962,9063,493Ayrshire and Arran NHS Board157174204Borders NHS Board665462Argyll and Clyde NHS Board224247256Fife NHS Board188135168Greater Glasgow NHS Board529501629Highland NHS Board131158163Lanarkshire NHS Board193179209Grampian NHS Board496413450Lothian NHS Board612629790Tayside NHS Board317138243Forth Valley NHS Board135110120Dumfries and Galloway NHS Board9598105Orkney NHS Board4810Western Isles NHS Board152126Shetland NHS Board162027State Hospital8623Common Services Agency10158Notes:1...
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Date answered:
11 September 2002
S1W-28405
The year ending March 2002 data is provisional.NHSiS - Bed Occupancy1; by NHS Trust of Treatment2,3; Acute Surgical and Medical Specialities: Year Ending 31 March 20012002PScotland7878Acute Surgical7473Acute Medical8382Argyll and Clyde Acute8080Acute Surgical7373Acute Medical8686Ayrshire and Arran Acute8079Acute Surgical7574Acute Medical8584Borders Acute7575Acute Surgical7071Acute Medical7977Dumfries and Galloway Acute7172Acute Surgical6465Acute Medical7878Fife Acute Hospitals8279Acute Surgical7875Acute Medical8483Forth Valley Acute7472Acute Surgical7171Acute Medical7874Grampian University Hospitals7878Acute Surgical7373Acute Medical8384Highland Acute 7677Acute Surgical6868Acute Medical8486Lanarkshire Acute7579Acute Surgical7276Acute Medical7882Lothian University Hospitals8480Acute Surgical8076Acute Medical8783North Glasgow University Hospitals7978Acute Surgical7473Acute Medical8383Orkney Health Board Unit5751Acute Surgical5751Acute Medical--Shetland Hospitals and Common Services Unit6870Acute Surgical5253Acute Medical8083South Glasgow University Hospitals8281Acute Surgical7675Acute Medical8786Tayside University Hospitals 8081Acute Surgical7879Acute Medical8283West Lothian Healthcare8079Acute Surgical7776Acute Medical8384Western Isles Health Board Unit7273Acute Surgical6465Acute Medical7879Yorkhill6467Acute Surgical6262Acute Medical6670PProvisional.Notes:1...
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Date answered:
2 September 2002
S1W-28208
The information is contained in the table.Bus Transport Subsidies Provisional Outturn 1999-2000(£000)Provisional Outturn2000-01 (£000)Provisional Outturn 2001-02 (£000)Aberdeen, City468 71 38 Aberdeenshire1,215 1,219 1,310 Angus608 552 556 Argyll and Bute1,291 1,849 1,696 Clackmannanshire284 411 435 Dumfries and Galloway1,486 1,781 1,811 Dundee780 597 590 East Ayrshire566 545 915 East Dunbartonshire525 486 669 East Lothian584 602 552 East Renfrewshire397 427 574 Edinburgh, City1,132 -983 -744 Eilean Siar1,048 1,088 1,132 Falkirk1,443 1,486 1,564 Fife1,055 1,176 1,346 Glasgow 3,851 3,594 4,238 Highland1,075 1,064 1,155 Inverclyde359 595 615 Midlothian415 555 632 Moray329 321 359 North Ayrshire708 608 598 North Lanarkshire896 2,061 2,219 Orkney161 194 199 Perth and Kinross946 989 1,049 Renfrewshire781 979 1,665 Scottish Borders735 898 937 Shetland609 626 653 South Ayrshire641 703 802 South Lanarkshire1,039 959 1,188 Stirling816 954 993 West Dunbartonshire291 268 904 West Lothian749 959 1,332 Scotland27,28327,634 31,982 Notes:1...
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Date answered:
16 July 2002
S1W-27115
The information for 2001-02 is shown in the following tables.Source2001-02Via the Scottish Council for Postgraduate Medical and Dental Education (SCPMDE) Doctors£15,994,000Dentists£3,871,000Via Post Qualification Education Board for National Health Service Pharmacists in Scotland (PQEB) Pharmacists£247,000Total£20,112,000Scottish ExecutiveProgramme2001-02DoctorsPost Graduate Education Allowance (PGEA)£9,800,000 Reimbursement of Expenses for Principals on Study Leave£209,000 Locum allowances for single handed GPs in remote and rural areas attending educational courses£11,000DentistsContinual professional development allowances (CPDA)* for registered dental practitioners£192,473Professions complementary to Dentistry (PCD)Additional training and education£1.6 million over three yearsNursesTraining to support recommendations of Nursing for Health£2,900,000Practice ManagersCompetency Framework (Phoenix agenda)£40,000Total £14,752,473Note:*Enhanced allowances are available to those dentists operating from remote areasSCPMDE and PQEB, along with the National Board for Nursing Midwifery and Health Visiting for Scotland (NBS), became part of NHS Education for Scotland (NES) on 1...
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Date answered:
10 June 2002
S1W-25024
YearPSC Funding(£000)PSC Comparison(£000)PPP Private Build Private Operate(£000)1 95,785 82,530 2 60,452 53,026 3 28,871 28,052 18,128 4 25,370 25,107 18,128 5 23,677 23,396 18,128 6 23,902 23,603 18,128 7 27,718 26,975 18,128 8 24,811 24,469 18,128 9 24,753 24,411 18,128 10 24,947 24,604 18,128 11 25,403 25,060 18,128 12 30,939 30,152 ...
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Date answered:
15 May 2002
S1W-25552
To ask the Scottish Executive what information it holds on (a) the number of outstanding applications submitted in each year to the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority under the non-statutory Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme, which came into operation on 1 February 1990, from victims of criminal injuries resident in Scotland and (b) the rate of p...
