There are 210,291 results relating to "Right to Addiction Recovery (Scotland) Bill"
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Questions and Answers
Date answered:
31 August 2000
S1W-05947
To ask the Scottish Executive how many children have records of need in each local authority area in Scotland. The information requested is given in the table below.PQ S1W-5746 - Data collected by the School Census in September 1998Number of pupils with a Record of Needs, by Education AuthorityLocal AuthorityPrimarySecondarySpecialTotal% of School RollScot...
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Date answered:
31 August 2000
S1W-04114
In A Programme for Government, the Scottish Executive has made a commitment to expanding treatment and rehabilitation facilities for drug, alcohol and substance abuse. An action priority in Scotland's drug strategy is to provide a range of services to meet the assessed needs of drug misusers and their families, including improved and appropriately targeted ...
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Date answered:
19 July 2000
S1W-08046
The pack has been sent to every GP practice in Scotland. I was pleased to have been asked to launch this initiative in February of this year.GPs and other primary care staff are able to refer smokers for a course of specialist counselling, advice and support.Nicotine Replacement Therapy is also routinely considered as a means of assisting smokers to stop.
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Date answered:
29 June 2000
S1W-07991
The Chief Medical Officer (CMO) for Scotland is our designated representative on the National Screening Committee (NSC).
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Date answered:
26 June 2000
S1W-06832
Health boards and NHS Trusts can use both capital and revenue resources to meet equipment costs.Capital investment in the NHS in Scotland continues to increase from £136 million in 1998-99 to £179 million in 2000-01, rising further to £194 million in 2001-02.Information about the impact of local expenditure levels on medical equipment can be obtained from t...
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Date answered:
26 June 2000
S1W-06831
Health boards and NHS Trusts can use both capital and revenue resources to meet equipment costs.Capital investment in the NHS in Scotland continues to increase from £136 million in 1998-99 to £179 million in 2000-01, rising further to £194 million in 2001-02.Information about the impact of local expenditure levels on medical equipment can be obtained from t...
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Date answered:
26 June 2000
S1W-06826
Health boards and NHS Trusts can use both capital and revenue resources to meet equipment costs.Capital investment in the NHS in Scotland continues to increase from £136 million in 1998-99 to £179 million in 2000-01, rising further to £194 million in 2001-02.Information about the impact of local expenditure levels on medical equipment can be obtained from t...
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Date answered:
26 June 2000
S1W-06833
Health boards and NHS Trusts can use both capital and revenue resources to meet equipment costs.Capital investment in the NHS in Scotland continues to increase from £136 million in 1998-99 to £179 million in 2000-01, rising further to £194 million in 2001-02.Information about the impact of local expenditure levels on medical equipment can be obtained from t...
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Date answered:
26 June 2000
S1W-06829
Health boards and NHS Trusts can use both capital and revenue resources to meet equipment costs.Capital investment in the NHS in Scotland continues to increase from £136 million in 1998-99 to £179 million in 2000-01, rising further to £194 million in 2001-02.Information about the impact of local expenditure levels on medical equipment can be obtained from t...
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Date answered:
26 June 2000
S1W-06825
Health boards and NHS Trusts can use both capital and revenue resources to meet equipment costs.Capital investment in the NHS in Scotland continues to increase from £136 million in 1998-99 to £179 million in 2000-01, rising further to £194 million in 2001-02.Information about the impact of local expenditure levels on medical equipment can be obtained from t...
