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26 April 2022
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MS Awareness Week 2022: The Parliament debated S6M-03062 in the name of David Torrance—That the Parliament welcomes MS Awareness Week, taking place from 25 April to 1 May 2022; understands that Scotland has one of the highest rates per head of population of multiple sclerosis (MS) in the world, with more than 15,000 people living with the condition; notes t...
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12 April 2022
20220223 Barnardos Scotland attainment challenge
Just having those relationships with the kids is so good.” In May 2019 we produced a report on our early learning from our partnership with schools and communities across Scotland.
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1 March 2022
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Eating Disorders Awareness Week 2022: The Parliament debated S6M- 02886 in the name of Emma Harper—That the Parliament notes that Eating Disorders Awareness Week occurs on 28 February to 6 of March 2022 and this year focuses on the importance of Early Warning Signs in Primary Care; further notes reports that eating disorders affect 1 in 50 people across Scotland and the wider UK; understands that more people lose their lives due to eating disorders than any other mental health condition; further understands that the COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated the number of persons with eating disorders, with a reported increase of 86% in referrals between 2019 and 2020; notes that the Beat eating disorders charity highlights that less than two hours of medical education leading to a medical degree is focused on eating disorder education; further notes calls from Beat for medical schools across Scotland, and the UK, and the General Medical Council, to ensure that eating disorder education is an important focus of medical degrees, including for those in General Practice training; welcomes the Scottish Government’s reported commitment of £120 million for a mental health recovery and renewal fund, with a focus on additional support for mental health in primary care settings and enhanced community support; notes the May...
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15 December 2021
Minutes for the Cross-Party Group on Construction meeting of 8 September 2021
Monica Lennon (ML) extended a warm welcome to all for the inaugural meeting of the Scottish Parliament’s Cross-Party Group (CPG) on Construction in this relatively new Parliament, following the elections held in May. ML thanked everyone for being able to accommodate the change of time to today’s meeting owing to the debate on the Scottish Government’s Progr...
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13 December 2021
Minutes of the CPG on Inflammatory Bowel Disease 29 September 2021
Sarah responded by saying that there had been no regional analysis of the data and that anecdotally there are beacon services and others that may be struggling. Members were pointed member to the top line local report data publicly available Local Service Reports Map | IBD UK Pauline welcomed Liam McArthur MSP who had joined the meeting. 5.
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6 December 2021
Minutes of the CPG on Lung Health meeting of 21 June 2021
. • EH posed the question of asking similar questions to those linked to smoking cessation, such as VBAs, to identify people who may have OSA symptoms. • WA said that he agreed that screening questions could be useful in areas such as weight management clinics, but it would not be worth asking every patient in primary care because you could overwhelm the cu...
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2 November 2021
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Improving Support and Ending the Stigma of the Menopause: The Parliament debated S6M-01534 in the name of Collette Stevenson—That the Parliament recognises that World Menopause Day is held every year on 18 October; understands that around 400,000 women in Scotland are of menopausal age; acknowledges that most women will experience menopausal symptoms and in a variety of ways, which, for some, may be severe and have a large impact on their lives; notes that these symptoms can include memory loss, insomnia, anxiety, palpitations, hot flushes and pain; further notes the encouragement given to women to access the support and advice to which they are entitled, such as through their GP and primary care team; welcomes the Scottish Government’s Women’s Health Plan which aims to alleviate women’s health inequalities and ensure that women can access specialist menopause services; notes the view that many women could benefit from flexibility from employers to manage menopausal symptoms and that employers should consider introducing a menopause policy to best support women in the workplace; understands that South Lanarkshire Council was the first local authority in Scotland to implement such a policy; acknowledges that there continues to be a taboo and stigma surrounding the menopause; welcomes the Scottish Government’s commitment to launch a public campaign to remove this and raise awareness of the symptoms of the menopause; notes the calls for young women and girls to be empowered through high-quality education on menstrual health, and further notes the view that awareness-raising of the menopause will help its impact be better understood and addressed.
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19 October 2021
Registration form for the Cross-Party Group on Health Inequalities
Emma Harper MSP, SNP Brian Whittle MPS, Scottish Conservative Paul O’Kane MSP, Scottish Labour Donald Cameron MSP, Scottish Conservative Carol Mochan MSP, Scottish Labour Bob Doris MSP, SNP Non-MSP Members of the Group For organisational members please provide only the name of the organisation, it is not necessary to provide the name(s) of individuals who may represent the organisation at meetings of the Group.
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29 July 2021
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“We will actively seek to include people with disabilities, people who need additional support and people from across society who may not traditionally engage with the police.”
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19 September 2019
Social Security Committee 19 September 2019
Although you say that your decision does not relate to what you may or may not do with carers allowance when it comes to Scotland—or rather when you take control of it—it may relate to that, in the sense that the definition could be challenged.
