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Date answered:
20 January 2025
S6W-32741
For Level 2, there have been 32 practitioners trained for the National Pathways.The DBI programme was rolled out in stages which means that areas which opted in earlier may have higher numbers of practitioners trained than those who opted in later, though health and social care partnership population and demographics will also play a role.Table 1 - DBI Level 1 Staff Training estimatesH&SCP / DBI AreaTotal Level 1 Staff TrainedEstimatesAberdeen and Moray550Aberdeenshire22Argyll & Bute56Argyll & Bute and West Dunbartonshire154Ayrshire & Arran108Dumfries & Galloway153East Lothian16Edinburgh City94Fife3Forth Valley7Glasgow City11Greater Glasgow & Clyde14Inverclyde62Inverness137Lanarkshire (North and South Combined)946Midlothian30Orkney32Renfrewshire5Renfrewshire and Inverclyde2Scottish Borders376Tayside240West Dunbartonshire80West Lothian1Total3,099Table 2 - DBI Level 2 Staff Training statisticsH&SCPLevel 2 Staff TrainedAberdeen City16Aberdeenshire4Argyll & Bute5Ayrshire & Arran9Dumfries & Galloway4East Lothian4Edinburgh9Glasgow City and East Dunbartonshire19Inverclyde4Inverness9Midlothian9Moray8North Lanarkshire8Orkney5Scottish Borders4South Lanarkshire14Tayside15West Dunbartonshire3Total149 S6W...
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Date answered:
15 January 2025
S6W-32880
Key actions so far include:Extending the support of the Scottish Violence Reduction Unit, to reach more individuals and communities across Scotland, including North and South Lanarkshire, Fife, Highlands, Glasgow and Edinburgh.Extending the Medics Against Violence Hospital Navigator Programme in two Children’s Hospitals in Aberdeen and Glasgow.Supporting Medics Against Violence engagement with young people to highlight the consequences of knife carrying and knife injuries in primary schools, youth clubs and secondary schools.Supporting the Scottish Violence Reduction Unit to develop a community of practice for over 100 police School Liaison Officers across Scotland.Trained over 800 teachers in schools to provide young people with key messages on violence, reaching 19 local authorities across Scotland.Supporting YouthLink Scotland to deliver various online and face to face No Knives, Better Lives training sessions to hundreds of practitioners working with young people, in addition to working directly with young people across Scotland.Supporting Education Scotland to deliver the Mentors in Violence Prevention programme, in schools across all 32 local authorities. S6W...
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Date answered:
9 January 2025
S6W-32235
The GDP deflator is used to put the 2025-26 funding in 2024-25 terms.41141 / 1.0239 = 40180.68171You then calculate the % increase by;(2025-26 funding in 2024-25 real terms – 2024-25 funding) / 2024-25 funding * 100( 40180.68171 – 39635.254 ) / 39635.254 * 100 = 1.38% increase to 3 significant figures. S6W-32235
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Date answered:
8 January 2025
S6W-32262
The FAQ includes detail of the FM/EC provision in the context of the SSBSS calving interval condition, including the type of evidence that would be required to support a request for it to be applied. S6W-32262
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Date answered:
8 January 2025
S6W-32188
Alternative arrangements for education will depend upon the young person’s individual circumstances; however it could be provided, for example, at home or in a hospital setting. S6W-32188
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Date answered:
8 January 2025
S6W-32263
The FAQ includes detail of the FM/EC provision in the context of the SSBSS calving interval condition, including the type of evidence that would be required to support a request for it to be applied. S6W-32263
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Date answered:
7 January 2025
S6W-32454
The Gastroenterology SDG is also developing a lower gastrointestinal pathway which will provide primary care guidance about testing and diagnosis for people with IBD and Coeliac Disease in Scotland. S6W-32454
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Date answered:
23 December 2024
S6W-32365
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Scottish Government made a policy decision to expanded the programme to protect individuals, public services and the NHS.Eligibility criteria for the last three years are set out below.2024-25:Residents in long-stay care homes / facilitiesThose aged 65+Those aged 18 to 64 at risk including:clinical at-risk groups as per Green Book Chapter 19 (GBC19)the homelessthose experiencing substance misuseasylum seekers in Home Office hotel accommodationprisonerspregnant womenFrontline health and social care workersNon-frontline NHS workersPoultry workers & bird keepersUnpaid carers and young carersHousehold contacts of the immunosuppressedThose aged 6 months to 2 years at clinical riskThose aged 2-5 years not yet at schoolPrimary & secondary school children2023-24:Residents in long-stay care homes / facilitiesThose aged 50 +Those aged 18 to 49 at risk including:clinical at-risk groups as per GBC19the homelessthose experiencing substance misuseprisonerspregnant womenFrontline health and social care workersNon-frontline NHS workersPoultry workersTeachersPrison staffUnpaid carers and young carersHousehold contacts of the immunosuppressedThose aged 6 months to 2 years at clinical riskThose aged 2-5 years not yet at schoolPrimary & secondary school children2022-23:Residents in long-stay care homes / facilitiesThose aged 50 +Those aged 18 to 49 at risk including:clinical at-risk groups as per GBC19the homelessthose experiencing substance misuseprisonerspregnant womenFrontline health and social care workersNon-frontline NHS workersTeachersPrison staffUnpaid carers and young carersHousehold contacts of the immunosuppressedThose aged 6 months to 2 years at clinical riskThose aged 2-5 years not yet at schoolPrimary & secondary school children S6W...
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Date answered:
19 December 2024
S6W-32101
Successful applications have supported investment in fishing and aquaculture gear recycling equipment, local community litter removal activities, and marine litter education projects. S6W-32101
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Date answered:
18 December 2024
S6W-32031
This will facilitate their work to help businesses to start and scale, develop new products and enter new markets, and positively impact on their communities;a further £200 million (net) to the Scottish National Investment Bank as it continues to create jobs, support innovation and attract investment across the country;over £214 million made available to deliver sustainable and inclusive economic growth across every region in Scotland through the City and Region Deals programme this year;a new fund of £2 million for VisitScotland to promote Scotland’s connectivity, internationally and to encourage visitors to consider lesser-known destinations, and a revitalised and expanded Rural Tourism Infrastructure Fund (RTIF), which will provide critical economic support to tourist hotspots across the country;over £2 billion in Scotland’s colleges, universities and skills system in recognition of their contribution to driving economic growth and to help ensure businesses have access to a skilled workforce;a £34 million uplift for culture to improve the resilience and sustainability of our cultural sector’s contribution to growing our economy;£15 million to fund the Government’s Enterprise Package to expand support for female entrepreneurs, boost the economic impact of universities, and to develop of business clusters in advanced manufacturing and deeptech; andover £7 billion investment in our total infrastructure package, almost tripling our investment in offshore wind to £150 million and investing £100 million for the continued rollout of our digital connectivity programmes across Scotland. S6W...
