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Date answered:
3 March 2003
S1W-34258
Information on one-stop clinics operated by NHSScotland is not available in the form requested.There are 40 one-stop clinics in Lothian where patients receive consultation, diagnostic tests, results and, if appropriate, treatment, all in a single visit. Details of these are given in the following table.One-Stop Clinics* Operated by NHS Lothian ServiceNHS TrustDental ClinicLothian Primary Care NHS TrustMedical Gynaecology ClinicLothian Primary Care NHS TrustMenopause ClinicLothian Primary Care NHS TrustNeedle Exchange ClinicLothian Primary Care NHS TrustBreast ClinicLothian University Hospitals NHS TrustCardiology (x2)Lothian University Hospitals NHS TrustCataract ClinicLothian University Hospitals NHS TrustCentre for Liver and Digestive DisordersLothian University Hospitals NHS TrustChild Abuse ClinicLothian University Hospitals NHS TrustChildrens' Services - Electroencephalography ClinicLothian University Hospitals NHS TrustColposcopy ClinicLothian University Hospitals NHS TrustDiabetesLothian University Hospitals NHS TrustEmergency Out-patient Clinic - Acute MedicineLothian University Hospitals NHS TrustEndocrine (Investigation of Thyroid Disease)Lothian University Hospitals NHS TrustEndoscopy/GastroenterologyLothian University Hospitals NHS TrustEyelid Cysts Treatment CentreLothian University Hospitals NHS TrustGynaecology AssessmentLothian University Hospitals NHS TrustHIV (Children)Lothian University Hospitals NHS TrustHIV Testing - Genito-Urinary MedicineLothian University Hospitals NHS TrustHIV/HGPB/HGPC TestingLothian University Hospitals NHS TrustID Travel ClinicLothian University Hospitals NHS TrustMedical Assessment (DVT Open Access)Lothian University Hospitals NHS TrustMenstrual Problem ClinicLothian University Hospitals NHS TrustNeuro-Oncology Follow-Up ClinicLothian University Hospitals NHS TrustNeurovascular ClinicLothian University Hospitals NHS TrustOphthalmology - Fast-Track ClinicLothian University Hospitals NHS TrustOphthalmology - New Patient Low Visual AidLothian University Hospitals NHS TrustOrthoptic (Children)Lothian University Hospitals NHS TrustPregnancy Support CentreLothian University Hospitals NHS TrustRapid Access Chest Pain (x2)Lothian University Hospitals NHS TrustRapid Access Pigmented Lesion Clinic - DermatologyLothian University Hospitals NHS TrustRespiratoryLothian University Hospitals NHS TrustRespiratory FunctionLothian University Hospitals NHS TrustTuberculosis and Contact ClinicLothian University Hospitals NHS TrustTermination ClinicLothian University Hospitals NHS TrustTumour Clinic - DermatologyLothian University Hospitals NHS TrustUrology/Ultrasound Testicular Lump ClinicLothian University Hospitals NHS TrustYAG Laser Treatment CentreLothian University Hospitals NHS TrustNote:* As at July 2002.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
5 December 2002
S1W-31897
Members of the National Special Educational Needs (SEN) Advisory Forum as at November 2002 are:Mrs Jane Ansell Director Sleep Scotland, Member of Enable's National Children's Committee Ms Jane Arrowsmith Head Teacher, Oakbank Special School, AberdeenDr Lindsay Burley*General Manager, Borders Health BoardMiss Jeanette Cochrane Deputy Regional Councillor, Royal College of Speech and Language Therapy Mr Fernando Diniz*Chair, Minority Ethnic Learning Disabilities Initiative (MELDI)Ms Heather Fisken*Policy Analyst, Disability Rights CommissionMr Paul Hamill Head of SEN Department, Strathclyde University Mr Jimmy Hawthorn Association of Directors of Social Work Ms Ros Hunter Midlothian CouncilDr Patricia Jackson Consultant Paediatrician, Royal Hospital for Sick Children Mr Bryan Kirkcaldy Association of Directors of Education Mr Ian Liddle Association of Scottish Principal Educational Psychologists Ms Dorothy Macdonald*Equity GroupMrs Arlene Mooney Scottish President, National Association for Special Educational Needs Mr Frank Newall COSLA (West Dunbartonshire Council)Professor Sheila Riddell Chair of Social Policy, (Disability Studies), Glasgow University Mr Bruce Robertson COSLA (Highland Council)Mr Bill Sadler President, Scottish Support for Learning Association Mr Kevin Tansley Head Teacher, The Royal Blind School, Edinburgh Dr Kay Tisdall Director of Policy and Research, Children in Scotland Ms Janice Walker Scottish Association of Pre-School Home Visiting...
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Date answered:
24 January 2007
S2W-30739
Thecontractor is currently working to increase the scope of the managementinformation that they provide to enable even better analysis of spend – forexample to provide information on the quality of candidates applying througheach advertising source.The contractor is continuallydelivering ways of getting better value from spend on recruitment.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
12 December 2005
S2W-21197
The checklist aims to ensure that refugees get information they need on housing, welfare benefits, education, work, healthcare, legal aid and how to deal with racial harassment.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
7 February 2002
S1W-22822
The need to involve, take account of and balance all interests will be a cornerstone of this new approach. We need to hear the views of all those with an interest if we are to get the bill right for Scotland.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
6 February 2002
S1W-22241
The order enters into force on 8 February 2002, so that victims of personal injury do not have to delay court proceedings or settlements in order to get the benefit of the new rate. We intend to consult shortly on questions relating to future changes to the discount rate.
Official Report
Meeting date:
16 June 1999
Plenary, 16 Jun 1999
It is impossible in the first few weeks and months to get everything done that we want to get done.
Official Report
Meeting date:
12 June 2001
Rural Development Committee, 12 Jun 2001
When we failed to receive an initial response from the producer organisations, we targeted a number of them specifically to get a handle on this matter. We knew that that would be difficult, because it had been difficult south of the border.
Official Report
Meeting date:
20 June 2000
Subordinate Legislation Committee, 20 Jun 2000
I apologise for the late start, but we do have a heavy work load and there was a substantial legal briefing to get through.Transport (Scotland) Bill Transport (Scotland) Bill The first item on the agenda is the delegated powers scrutiny of the Transport (Scotland) Bill.
Official Report
Meeting date:
5 September 2000
Subordinate Legislation Committee, 05 Sep 2000
If the problem is being flagged up at this early stage, we need to find out why the relevant information is not on the web and why it takes some time to get it.There is also a discrepancy in the dates: our briefing notes say that a letter dated 21 July refers to an instrument as having been made on 24 July.
