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25 November 2003
S2W-03892
During periods of out-of-hours, the GP will either attendthe patient himself/herself or may be part of an out of hours co-operative inwhich case a GP colleague will attend. As part of the GP’s terms of service, itis also open to him/her to delegate treatment to any other health careprofessional, such as a paramedic or nurse, who is competent to carry out suchtreatment.Under the terms of the newgeneral medical services contract, which is subject to Parliament approving thePrimary Medical Services (Scotland) Bill, GPs will be able to transfer responsibilityfor providing out-of-hours care to the NHS board, who in turn will have to ensurethat alternative providers are available and that they meet mandatoryaccredited standards.
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Date answered:
24 November 2003
S2W-03994
NHS boards are responsiblefor planning services in their areas and for securing the staff needed todeliver them.
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14 November 2003
S2W-03506
Funding for local authorityyouth justice services has increased from £5 million to £10 million in 2003-04and will rise to £15 million by 2005-06.
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18 September 2003
S2W-02366
The council is currentlyinvolved in a consultation exercise which will inform the final decisions toset the qualifications criteria for workers in adult residential services. Indeveloping the proposed qualifications framework for workers in adultresidential services, the council will take account of the diverse natur...
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2 September 2003
S2W-01915
The guidanceincluded advice on planning and provision of services across NHS boardboundaries. A copy can be found at:http://www.show.scot.nhs.uk/sehd/mels/HDL2002_10.pdf.Other recent guidance to theNHS has emphasised the importance of collaborative planning and provision ofservices – for example, guidance dated September 2002 on establishing ManagedClinical Networks (MCNs), which may offer services across more than one boardarea.
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18 March 2003
S1W-34468
We have already agreed a strategic partnership with the Disability Rights Commission and will shortly begin a stocktake exercise to establish what additional support local services require to deliver this commitment.
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5 March 2003
S1W-34221
To ask the Scottish Executive what plans are being made to increase resources for services that support carers and to ensure that such resources are effectively used.
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5 February 2003
S1W-33306
Many of the remaining proposals involve the management and delivery of foster services and are the responsibility of local authorities.
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22 January 2003
S1W-33215
The Scottish Executive is providing direct funding to Capability Scotland in 2002-03 as set out in the table:Project/PurposeAmountPaid UnderParents as Partners Project£73,600Educational Development, Research and Services (Scotland) Grant Regulations 1999Supporting the Inclusion of Pupils with Physical Disabilities£51,500Educational Development, Research and Services (Scotland) Grant Regulations 1999Chatability Project£7,000Educational Development, Research and Services (Scotland) Grant Regulations 1999Core Funding£45,000Section 10 (1) Social Work (Scotland) Act 1968Total£177,100 The Scottish Executive does not provide funding for Westerlea School but provides grant aided funding to Capability Scotland for Corseford School, Kilbarchan and Stanmore House School, Lanark.
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Date answered:
9 December 2002
S1W-31961
Fraud losses are reported alongside losses arising from theft and arson, so it is not possible to identify a figure for fraud alone.The following table summarises the totals reported by NHS boards for theft, fraud, and arson in the last five financial years and the equivalent totals reported by NHS trusts for the last three financial years.Theft, Fraud and Arson Losses Reported2001-02(£)2000-01(£)1999-00(£)1998-99(£)1997-98(£)NHS Trusts44,34575,625106,406Not AvailableNHS Boards3,74621,84023,29640,12018,742Total 48,09197,465129,702Not AvailableIn addition, since its establishment in July 2000, NHSScotland Counter Fraud Services...
