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Page 1 of 2 Supply Chain Engagement Sco�sh Water provides its key partners with easy access to framework informa�on via a supply chain portal, which has 3,700 viewers and has been visited around 172,000 �mes. This provides access to key informa�on, ranging from training, carbon reduc�on, support with standards and specifica�ons, and appropriate access to fra...
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20 December 2023
Engagement session note of discussion 2 February 2023
. • It is expected that the number of families affected by long COVID is much higher • Parents do not always identify long COVID in their children and therefore do not receive support from organisations such as Long Covid Kids • Parents have had to become an expert on the condition, in order to support their children and obtain appropriate treatment because many clinicians do not appear familiar with the relevant NICE guidelines Policy makers and health professionals • There is not enough knowledge and understanding among the medical profession of the condition 2 • It is extremely difficult to get a long COVID diagnosis for children, often taking years • Getting a long COVID diagnosis on the NHS is very difficult due to the varying and vast number of symptoms and some clinicians were reluctant to diagnose long COVID in children • Long COVID has had a huge detrimental impact on the mental health of children with long COVID, leading many to develop depression and other mental health conditions • More funding for NHS staff for training on long COVID assessments, diagnostics and treatments should be made available for NHS staff who should be supported in their learning activities • There should be a long COVID implementation plan detailing what steps the Scottish Government plans to take to help support and treat those children with long COVID and their parents • Policy makers and the medical profession should act on the advice and learning from lived experience Educators • Many children have missed two or three3 years of their education with potentially significant consequences for their future • Approaches taken by schools regarding offering support to children with long COVID varies across Scotland • Due to long absence periods, more could be done to support children’s learning where possible. Suggestions could include home visits...
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20 October 2023
Annual Return 2022 to 2023
Details of any other activities, such as visits undertaken by the Group or papers/report published by the Group should also be provided.
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18 October 2023
Minutes of the meeting held on 20 September 2023
Agenda item 2 The minute of the previous meeting was approved. 1 Agenda item 3 Matters arising: Maggie Chapman asked if the Article 12 Deekin to Jan project visit to parliament had taken place. As members of Article 12 were unable to attend the meeting due to train cancellations, Maggie Chapman agreed to check if any progress had been made on this.
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14 September 2023
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Marie Curie Nurses and Healthcare Assistants across Scotland reported to our internal 2021 survey that they regularly visited terminally ill people who use a wheelchair, but living in homes with doors too small for them to fit through.
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11 July 2023
Annual Return 2022 to 2023 Industrial Communities
Details of any other activities, such as visits undertaken by the Group or papers/report published by the Group should also be provided. th CPG – 27 September 2022.
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29 March 2023
Minutes of meeting held on 21 September 2022
He concluded his participation in the meeting by saying that he would like the chance to visit a funeral director’s premises to see how the funeral support payment was managed at their end.
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20 February 2023
Engagement session note of discussion 2 Feb 2023
. • It is expected that the number of families affected by long COVID is much higher • Parents do not always identify long COVID in their children and therefore do not receive support from organisations such as Long Covid Kids • Parents have had to become an expert on the condition, in order to support their children and obtain appropriate treatment because many clinicians do not appear familiar with the relevant NICE guidelines Policy makers and health professionals • There is not enough knowledge and understanding among the medical profession of the condition 2 • It is extremely difficult to get a long COVID diagnosis for children, often taking years • Getting a long COVID diagnosis on the NHS is very difficult due to the varying and vast number of symptoms and some clinicians were reluctant to diagnose long COVID in children • Long COVID has had a huge detrimental impact on the mental health of children with long COVID, leading many to develop depression and other mental health conditions • More funding for NHS staff for training on long COVID assessments, diagnostics and treatments should be made available for NHS staff who should be supported in their learning activities • There should be a long COVID implementation plan detailing what steps the Scottish Government plans to take to help support and treat those children with long COVID and their parents • Policy makers and the medical profession should act on the advice and learning from lived experience Educators • Many children have missed two or three years of their education with potentially significant consequences for their future • Approaches taken by schools regarding offering support to children with long COVID varies across Scotland e periods, more could be done to • Due to long absenc support children’s learning where possible. Suggestions could include home visits...
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25 January 2023
Minute of meeting held on 21 September 2022
He concluded his participation in the meeting by saying that he would like the chance to visit a funeral director’s premises to see how the funeral support payment was managed at their end.
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9 December 2022
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A key ambition is to have resilient and sustainable health and care services on the Island, it has been acknowledged that the provision of staff accommodation for visiting and covering staff from the mainland is essential to allow the safe provision of services and also to provide support when the Island is cut off from the mainland, e.g. ferry cancellation...
