There are 38,995 results relating to "S6W-01975"
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Date answered:
5 February 2025
S6W-33959
As we have moved out of the pandemic and COVID has become a routine bi-annual programme, there is less need for large clinic numbers and Boards have started to pace the programme more evenly, as they did for flu pre-pandemic, meaning they continue to vaccinate right into mid-December.As of 19 January, the uptake in these groups has increased as follows:Group24-11-2419-01-2565 and over59.473.518-64 at risk21.034.1Healthcare workers26.335.5Residents in care homes for older adults81.084.4By filtering by year and searching on the PHS surveillance website, changes in programme delivery shape can be illustrated in graphs, both weekly and cumulatively. S6W...
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Date answered:
5 February 2025
S6W-33644
However, the likelihood is that older people will be benefitting from these services. S6W-33644
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Date answered:
4 February 2025
S6W-33879
As set out in the draft Scottish Budget we will provide an additional £9.7 million to local authorities in 2025-26 to support an increase in the pay of childcare workers in the private and third sector delivering funded ELC so that they can be paid at least the Real Living Wage of £12.60 from April 2025. S6W-33879
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Date answered:
3 February 2025
S6W-33639
Developed in collaboration with a range of employers, this aims to help employers identify what they can do to improve mental health support for their employees, and work together to be a mentally flourishing organisation.The See Me in Work Programme, led by See Me, Scotland’s anti-mental health stigma campaign. which provides online support for employers to enable them to create stigma-free and mentally healthy working environments.Additionally, since 2019 Scottish Government’s Mental Health Directorate has provided funding to the Lifelines Scotland wellbeing programme, to support blue light responders – Police Scotland, Scottish Fire and Rescue Service and the Scottish Ambulance Service – who have had difficult experiences in the course of their work which have affected their mental health and wellbeing. S6W...
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Date answered:
3 February 2025
S6W-33627
The NHS Scotland Prescribing Advisers’ Network provides support to prescribers on the use of alternative products.The pricing and supply of medicines, including the management of medicine shortages, is a reserved matter for the UK Government, and Scottish Government policy officials continue to engage with them to find lasting solutions to minimise the impact of medicine shortages. S6W-33627
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Date answered:
31 January 2025
S6W-33743
Their arrangements will link into generic police, NHS and local authority major incident plans as necessary, within the resilience partnership structures.The Scottish Government supports this partnership activity in many ways including supporting multi-agency partnership meetings, and organising on line multi-agency learning facilities on the Resilience Learning Hub. S6W-33743
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Date answered:
30 January 2025
S6W-33678
This includes maintaining £112 million funding for Alcohol and Drug Partnerships, continuing to fund grassroots organisations through £13m via the Corra Foundation, and supporting a wide range of activity - including supporting residential rehabilitation. S6W-33678
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Date answered:
30 January 2025
S6W-33857
This includes specific activity with various stakeholders throughout the supply chain to look at ways of increasing consumption of Scottish seafood in public procurement settings. S6W-33857
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Date answered:
29 January 2025
S6W-33752
The Media Planning, Buying and Associated Services Framework covers planning and buying services for a full range of media including television, radio, press, digital, online, cinema and out of home.Total annual Scottish Government marketing spend on these contracts for PR Services, Digital Services and Online media buying as a proportion of total annual marketing spend is below.It is not possible to refine down to solely social media platform management, social media content creation and social media advertising spend within the timescales required for this response.Combined spend on PR Services, Digital Services and Online Media spend as a % of total marketing spend over the last five years (NB not solely social media spend) is below:2019-2020 –27%2020-2021 -24%2021-2022 – 31%2022-2023 – 26%2023-2024 – 32% S6W...
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Date answered:
28 January 2025
S6W-33320
However, both VAT and energy market policy remain reserved to the UK Government, therefore the Scottish Government cannot take all of the action it would like to in order to support Scottish consumers. S6W-33320
