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Questions and Answers
Date answered:
10 May 2006
S2W-25385
On 31 December 2005, no patient with a guarantee had waited more thansix months for a heart operation or for hip replacement surgery.NHSScotland is making good progresstowards meeting the next key target of a maximum wait of 18 weeks by the end of2007.
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Date answered:
20 April 2006
S2W-24591
This therefore amounts toless favourable treatment on the grounds of age.Article 6.1 of the Directiveallows for differences of treatment on age grounds in some circumstances where amember state can establish that the differences are objectively and reasonably justifiedby a legitimate aim, and the means it chooses to achieve that aim are proportionate.Hence, in order for the rule of 85 (which is considered to be discriminatory onage grounds) to be allowed to continue beyond the Directive’s deadline, it mustbe an objectively justifiable means of meeting...
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Date answered:
23 March 2006
S2W-24027
NHS Boards should review the resourcing of local school health services to ensure that they can develop to meet local need. Following the publication of A Framework for Nursing in Schools, many NHS Boards have reviewed the resourcing of the school health service. 8.
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Date answered:
31 August 2005
S2W-18813
A working party chaired by the Commission and bringing together fishing-industry professionals had concluded its proceedings and the Commission would consider what practical measures could be envisaged.At the end of the meeting, Commissioner Fischer Boel and the UK praised the outgoing President of the Council for the significant successes achieved under th...
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Date answered:
29 March 2004
S2W-07005
The purpose of this review is to ensure that the services being funded properly meet the objectives of Supporting People and are being delivered in an effective and value for money way and that Supporting People is placed on a secure footing going forward with a clear purpose and remit and the funds to deliver.Supporting People Grant Allocations to Scottish...
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Date answered:
9 March 2004
S2W-06812
They will provide,according to Greenpeace, the strictest and most comprehensive labelling regimein the world.In order to provideassurance that farmers will be able to meet consumer demand for non-GM producewe plan to establish statutory coexistence measures.
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Date answered:
27 January 2004
S2W-05590
Fundingdoes not include additional resources of £250,000 allocated to Greater GlasgowNHS Board in 2001-02 or £500,000 in 2002-03 to meet the treatment costs of theGlasgow Drug Court Pilot.5.
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Date answered:
23 June 2003
S2W-00730
The membership of the Healthcare Associated Infection Task Force is detailed in the table.Dr Mac Armstrong, Chief Medical Officer, ChairDr Frank Bone, Consultant MicrobiologistDumfries and Galloway Royal InfirmaryMr Tim Brett, General ManagerScottish Centre for Infection and Environmental HealthMr Alistair Brown, Head, Performance Management DivisionScottish Executive Health DepartmentMr James T Brown, Head, Public Health Division Scottish Executive Health DepartmentMs Susan Brimelow, ManagerIndependent Healthcare Division, Central West RegionDr Peter Christie, Senior Medical OfficerScottish Executive Health DepartmentDr Michael Cornbleet, Senior Medical OfficerScottish Executive Health DepartmentDr Brian Cowan, Medical DirectorSouth Glasgow University Hospitals NHS TrustMrs Rosslyn Crockett, Director of NursingGreater Glasgow Primary Care NHS TrustDr Andrew K Fraser, Deputy Chief Medical OfficerScottish Executive Health DepartmentMr John Gallacher, Joint SecretaryScottish Partnership ForumMrs Liz Gillies, Director of HAI InitiativeNHS Education for ScotlandMr John Glennie, Chief ExecutiveNHS BordersMr Robert Howe, Head of Environmental ServicesSouth Lanarkshire CouncilMiss Anne Jarvie, Chief Nursing OfficerScottish Executive Health DepartmentMr Adrian Lucas, Chief ExecutiveScottish Ambulance ServiceMrs Maggie McCowan, Senior Manager, Infection ControlInfection Control Nurses Association (Scotland)Mr Ian McLuckie, Chief ExecutiveThe Property and Environment Forum Mrs Hazel Meechan, National Development OfficerScottish Executive Health Department Mrs Diane Murray, Partnership and Employment PracticeScottish Executive Health DepartmentMr Mike Palmer, Assistant Director Workforce and PolicyScottish Executive Health DepartmentMr Robert B F Peat, General ManagerEastern Glasgow LHCCMr Tom ReillyLay representativeMrs Marjory RussellLay representativeDr Charles Saunders, Consultant in Public Health MedicineNHS FifeMs Lynda Sawers, Corporate Communications ManagerScottish Executive Health DepartmentMr Ross Scott, Policy Implementation and DevelopmentScottish Executive Health DepartmentDr David Steel, Chief Executive NHS Quality Improvement ScotlandMrs Margaret Tannahill, Project Leader, HAI Task ForceScottish Executive Health DepartmentMr Ray Watkins, Chief Dental OfficerScottish Executive Health DepartmentThe task force, which has met on two occasions and will meet...
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Date answered:
23 August 2002
S1W-27948
Details of how this will be delivered will be finalised shortly.The additional £7.2 million to support workforce expansion and development has been allocated directly to local authorities, which will be free to determine how the resources can best be used to meet local workforce development needs. £3.6 million has been allocated for each of the financial ye...
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Date answered:
4 October 2001
S1O-03901
Nevertheless, the Executive believes that the National Waste Strategy for Scotland, supplemented with further detailed data on waste in Scotland which are to be published shortly by the Scottish Environment Protection Agency, will meet the directives' requirements.The Executive is committed to the promotion of sustainable development and the protection and ...
