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Date answered:
27 March 2007
S2W-32474
From April 2003, NHS Forth Valley reclassified some minor procedures andendoscopies previously coded as day case procedures to out-patient procedures.Operations can also be performed inan out-patient setting.
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Date answered:
10 November 2006
S2W-29056
This enables pockets of deprivation to be identifiedwhich may previously have been masked by analysis using larger geographies suchas wards or post code sectors. With the new SIMD 2006, we are now able to trackchanges in these small areas over time.inclusionof a domain on access to services (drive times)averagingunemployment counts to take account of season...
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Date answered:
25 September 2006
S2W-28298
A patient with more than one episode of care in any one year oracross years will be counted each time he/she receives an episode of care.3. SMR01 admissiontype code 33 – “Patient Injury - Home Accident (including accidental poisoning inthe home)”.4.
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Date answered:
25 September 2006
S2W-28291
A patient with more than one episode of care in any one year oracross years will be counted each time he/she receives an episode of care.3. SMR01 admissiontype code 33 – “Patient Injury - Home Accident (including accidental poisoning inthe home)”.4.
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Date answered:
11 May 2006
S2W-25387
Changes in the methodologyused to record specialty information were implemented from April 1996. Thesenew coding procedures (phased in during 1996-97) mean that information for theprevious years is not strictly comparable with the more recent data.
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14 December 2005
S2W-21543
Delivery of Service:To achieve 95% of the performance targets set in the schedules to the service level agreement.To achieve 86% of the milestones agreed for research and development projects.To achieve an output of 1.3 publications per scientific member of staff.To produce 22 information leaflets and 10 major articles in the industry press.Quality of Service:To begin implementation of the Joint Code of Practice for Research issued by the BBSRC, the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, FSA and NERC, and endorsed by Scottish Executive Environment and Rural Development Department, within two areas of the agency’s research.To submit the scientific work of the Aquaculture and Aquatic Animal Health Programme to a peer review during 2005-06, and to put in place an agreed action plan to implement recommendations by the end of March 2006.To achieve accreditation by the United Kingdom Accreditation Service to ISO 17025 standard of the monitoring programmes for four new areas of work by March 2006.Efficiency Targets:94% of costs to be recovered from external customers (other than those agreed to be undertaken at marginal or shared costs).To restrict administrative staff costs to a maximum of 18% of the total staff costs.To achieve a research vessel utilisation of 96%, operating at a daily cost of £12,689 for Scotia and £3,665 for Clupea.To achieve cash releasing efficiency gains to the value of 1% of FRS’ budget.These targets should provide a sound basis for evaluating performance by establishing a time series for certain indicators and by requiring external scrutiny by accreditors and scientific peers.
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Date answered:
3 October 2005
S2W-19353
The Office of Populations Censuses and Surveys Version 4 (OPCS4) codes Q29 and Q37 have been used to identify reverse female sterilisation procedures.
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Date answered:
22 March 2005
S2W-14076
Information about contributory factors should henceforth be supplied by all police forces for personal injury accidents which are reported either (a) following attendance at the scene by a police officer or (b) by a member of the public to police staff at a police station. There are separate codes for "exceeding speed limit" and "travelling too fast for con...
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Date answered:
21 March 2005
S2W-14404
NHSScotland: Median Waiting Times for a First Out-Patient Appointment with a Consultant in Dermatology, Following a General Medical Practitioner Referral, by NHS Board of Residence: Year Ended 31 December 2004P NHS Board Median Wait Argyll and Clyde 71 days Ayrshire and Arran 66 days Borders 85 days Dumfries and Galloway 19 days Fife 74 days Forth Valley 150 days Grampian 93 days Greater Glasgow 45 days Highland 28 days Lanarkshire 71 days Lothian 49 days Orkney 88 days Shetland 130 days Tayside 48 days Western Isles 35 days Scotland 53 Days Source: ISD Scotland, SMR00.PProvisional.Note: Excludes patients with an Availability Status Code...
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Date answered:
24 November 2004
S2W-12184
All six diagnoses have been used to select asbestosis. The following codes were used from the International Classification of Diseases (ICD), ninth and tenth revisions:Asbestosis: (ICD9): 501 (ICD10): J61, J92.0.3.
