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22 January 2007
S2W-30706
The Association, through itsmembership of the Scottish Neurological Alliance, has been working with NHS QualityImprovement Scotland on the development of standards for all neurological conditions.
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Date answered:
19 January 2007
S2W-30631
That answer indicated that there will be a fulloptions appraisal on the future structure of Careers Scotland, that the outcomesof the options appraisal will be implemented from summer 2007 and that in the meantimeScottish Enterprise (SEn) will make Careers Scotland a more distinct entity withinits structure.In addition, the work of CareersScotland (in both the SEn and Highlands and Islands Enterpirse areas) will be refocusedon the provision of career guidance to those in transition – young people at school,those who are or are in danger of becoming NEET (Not in education, employmentor training) and adults who need specialhelp e.g. offenders or older people wanting to remain in the workplace.I have ensured that the staffof Careers Scotland have been fully informed of developments...
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Date answered:
20 October 2006
S2W-28655
REMADE, with support from WRAP, are currently undertaking a detailedmarket analysis for a variety of materials recovered in Scotland, andwill be reporting on the state of these markets in the next few months.Finally, WRAP are working to develop a specification(PAS 105) for recovered paper.
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21 September 2006
S2W-28016
Work is also underwayon measures for the protection of rural landscape and the natural heritage withinthe framework of the Scottish Rural Development Programme 2007-13, while our regenerationpolicies are addressing green space issues in our urban areas.
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5 June 2006
S2W-26330
One of the actions in Respectand Responsibility which is being taken forward by a sub group of the National SexualHealth Advisory Committee (NSHAC) is to work with professional bodies, regulatoryinstitutions and statutory and voluntary training providers of non-health care professionals,to ensure under-graduate, post-graduate and on-going ContinuingProfessional Development programmes provide staff with the range of skillsand knowledge to respond to the sexual health and well-being agenda.The sub group will review trainingprogrammes provided by a wide range of statutory and voluntary agencies and willlink with the Scottish Executive Health Department, NHS Education for Scotland (NES)and NHS Health Scotland regarding under-graduate and post-graduate education.
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17 March 2006
S2W-23818
The information requested is not held centrally.However, the national sexualhealth strategy, Respect and Responsibility, contains actions for the Scottish ExecutiveHealth Department to consider the potential of development and testing of STI diagnostictesting kits in rural and urban settings.
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9 March 2006
S2W-23499
Therefore there is limited opportunityfor small and medium-sized companies to become directly involved in the PPP consortium,although a few Scottish regional companies have successfully developed into thatmarket. Many new opportunities across a wide range of services have been createdat sub-contractor level under use of PPP in Scotland.
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Date answered:
2 March 2006
S2W-23334
The prevalence surveyis due to report in 2007.A best practice statement onurinary catheterisation and catheter care, developed by the HAI Task Force, waspublished by Quality Improvement Scotland in June 2004.
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Date answered:
10 February 2006
S2W-22025
SPTA has commissioned First ScotRail to produce a development proposal and are currently awaiting a detailed timetable for delivery.
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Date answered:
2 February 2006
S2W-22842
Communities Scotland will therefore keep the direct responsibility for managing the budget for housing association developments in all areas except Glasgow and Edinburgh where the budgets are large enough to justify separate administration by the councils.
