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Date answered:
19 July 1999
S1W-00405
Information on the number of acute, geriatric, psychiatric, learning disability and obstetric beds in each Health Board for each year since 1994-95 is provided in the table.NHS in Scotland - Average Available Staffed BedsYears Ending 31 March 1995 - 1999 Acute1Geriatric2Psychiatric3Learning DisabilitiesObstetricsYear Ending31 March 1995 Argyll and Clyde1,1989491,092234137Ayrshire and Arran1,075600658134109Borders339210239628Dumfries and Galloway4053143828144Fife77461568430379Forth Valley59266962252695Grampian1,8431,0481,053297202Greater Glasgow3,7212,3872,144665295Highland73837039110682Lanarkshire1,600960988440124Lothian2,4371,7441,663488200Orkney9151--8Shetland4681--10Tayside1,5898791,069189131Western Isles1009751-18 Scotland16,54910,97411,0343,4681,563NHS in Scotland - Average Available Staffed BedsYears Ending 31 March 1995 - 1999 Acute1Geriatric2Psychiatric3Learning DisabilitiesObstetricsYear Ending31 March 1996 Argyll and Clyde1,1479431,076226138Ayrshire and Arran971594607132105Borders340206227528Dumfries and Galloway4162693678644Fife75454165730368Forth Valley57363757048980Grampian1,8041,033988286194Greater Glasgow3,6512,3131,878643275Highland8062873628980Lanarkshire1,581927923440123Lothian2,3171,6431,631467195Orkney85534-8Shetland4680--10Tayside1,5408421,055159125Western Isles959348-14 Scotland16,12610,45910,3923,3251,487 Year Ending31 March 1997 Argyll and Clyde1,1159431,059226135Ayrshire and Arran90860452713089Borders350196201628Dumfries and Galloway3892503358644Fife74150662129368Forth Valley55663753045483Grampian1,7911,004898265176Greater Glasgow3,5882,1251,655617272Highland8122442847680Lanarkshire1,551893898433107Lothian2,2651,4131,488386165Orkney894610-8Shetland5067--10Tayside1,4597821,027169120Western Isles1066645-14 Scotland15,7709,7769,5803,1411,400NHS in Scotland - Average Available Staffed BedsYears Ending 31 March 1995 - 1999 Acute1Geriatric2Psychiatric3Learning DisabilitiesObstetricsYear Ending31 March 1998 Argyll and Clyde1,1089881,080226132Ayrshire and Arran90064048112390Borders340192188628Dumfries and Galloway3952213318643Fife71348558125068Forth Valley56052449544582Grampian1,788883801247172Greater Glasgow3,4542,1421,632584248Highland8172552657680Lanarkshire1,513832881394106Lothian2,0491,2471,363301157Orkney139---8Shetland5452--10Tayside1,443730932150118Western Isles1179945-13 Scotland15,3909,2909,0762,8881,354 Year Ending31 March 1999p Argyll and Clyde1,0979251,001203126Ayrshire and Arran90759644512790Borders333185186728Dumfries and Galloway39123158422243Fife70447358320368Forth Valley54553145541583Grampian1,788767767225167Greater Glasgow3,2991,8371,516463215Highland7782462637673Lanarkshire1,494823848394106Lothian1,9551,2001,280246133Orkney123---8Shetland5440--6Tayside1,415652896108100Western Isles1426147-11 Scotland15,0268,5668,8702,6881,258p Provisional1 Acute specialty group comprises -all specialties not included in the following...
Official Report
Meeting date:
22 March 2007
Plenary, 22 Mar 2007
The Conservatives cannot say that they do not like the decisions that follow from the ECHR when they signed up to it in the first place.Because of our policies and because of the measures that the Executive and the Parliament are pursuing—tougher sentences, better regimes, community sentences, actions throughout our society to tackle violence in the communi...
Official Report
Meeting date:
11 January 2007
Plenary, 11 Jan 2007
Are Labour members and ministers free to follow their conscience on Trident or are they now all expected to ignore their conscience, ignore what is best for Scotland's schools and hospitals and meekly toe the London Labour line, just as the First Minister has done?
Official Report
Meeting date:
15 November 2006
Public Petitions Committee, 15 Nov 2006
It struck me that that would increase the accountability of the committee to Parliament and that it might be a model that other parliamentary committees would wish to follow. There could be an annual 40-minute debate that would be opened by the convener and closed by the deputy convener, with questions in between.
Official Report
Meeting date:
9 November 2006
Plenary, 09 Nov 2006
Is it not time for the First Minister to follow suit? Next year, people will have a clear choice between Labour's unfair council tax and the SNP's fair system based on ability to pay.
Official Report
Meeting date:
2 November 2006
Plenary, 02 Nov 2006
As it is unlikely that we will reach question 9, any member who wished to ask a follow-up to question 9 should do so now.
Official Report
Meeting date:
14 September 2006
Plenary, 14 Sep 2006
Whatever I might think of the literary style of that quotation, following the First Minister's logic, does he agree that reducing the proportion of public sector jobs across Scotland would be "a good thing" for the Scottish economy?
Official Report
Meeting date:
29 June 2006
Plenary, 29 Jun 2006
I cannot comment in detail on the recommendations from Lanarkshire NHS Board, first, because ministers must follow a due process before announcing any decision to allow the proposals to go ahead or otherwise and, secondly, because the Minister for Health and Community Care and I have very direct constituency interests in the proposals.
Official Report
Meeting date:
6 June 2006
European and External Relations Committee, 06 Jun 2006
Lately, I have felt that although the committee tends to do excellent reports—the fresh talent report was excellent—we do not have a mechanism for following them up, for adding to them or for keeping on top of them.
Official Report
Meeting date:
11 May 2006
Plenary, 11 May 2006
I have already outlined the improvements in Scottish education that have come about as a result not only of the agreement on teachers' pay and conditions but of the other policies that we have followed over the past seven years. I strongly believe that the proof of the pudding is in the eating, and Scotland's results and standards are improving all the time...
