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Questions and Answers Date answered: 26 September 2005

S2W-18868

The Executive has no plans to reduce the number of stoma care nurse positions in Scotland after April 2006. Funding and employment and working practices of all nurse posts is a matter for the employing or contracting NHS board.All funding currently provided centrally for the provision of stoma appliances, from which appliance contractors either provide spon...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 20 September 2005

S2W-19174

During the statutory process for confirmation under the Flood Prevention (Scotland) Act 1961, representations may be received from local authorities in support of their application and/or from interested parties who, usually, are objecting to the application.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 15 September 2005

S2W-18748

The continuation of high-level achievement in meeting the Quality and Outcomes Framework standards and providing additional services through the nGMS Contract provides positive benefits for the quality of the lives of many people across Scotland. For Example:Practices are rewarded for developing registers for patients with each of 10 chronic diseases and to...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 26 August 2005

S2W-18221

The support on offer includes: helping companies prepare tointernationalise and providing market researchsupporting market entry includingestablishing local contacts and distribution links, and providing discounted rateson serviced office space in the marketassisting Scottish companiesand organisations on outward trade missions and attending major exhibitions.To offer this range of assistanceSDI works with Scottish trade organisations and partners across Scotland...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 17 August 2005

S2W-18033

Number of People Registered with an NHS General Dental Practitioner, 31 March 2005 Health Board Area Children Adults Total Argyll and Clyde 58,210 163 393 221,603 Ayrshire and Arran 54,951 150,501 205,452 Borders 13,421 35,131 48,552 Dumfries and Galloway 18,931 42,831 61,762 Fife 46,805 131,531 178,336 Forth Valley 42,078 108,157 150,235 Grampian 66,150 154,673 220,823 Greater Glasgow 129,880 367,721 497,601 Highland 27,246 45,067 72,313 Lanarkshire 76,735 212,947 289,682 Lothian 112,973 316,645 429,618 Orkney 1,490 4,689 6,179 Shetland 3,204 7,533 10,737 Tayside 58,850 168,233 227,083 Western Isles 923 6,440 7,363 Scotland...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 23 May 2005

S2W-16501

Firstly, working alongside local authorities as the card issuers, we have completed an evaluation process to: determine the potential for a multi-application entitlement card, including the issue of more than 100,000 cards to citizens; test the roll out of a young person’s version of the card with cards being issued to more than 300,000 young people; identify a suitable range of services for the card, including concessionary fares, cashless catering, school registration, proof of age, library and leisure services.Secondly, again working with all local authorities, we have put in place a framework for the rationalisation and replacement of the many disparate card schemes that currently exist, into a single – Scotland...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 25 April 2005

S2W-15934

Between 30 September 1999and 30 September 2004, the whole-time equivalent numbers of staff in postin each staff group increased. In Scotland, qualified nurses rose from 35,596.5 to 38,906.5 (up9.3%), qualified physiotherapists from 1,737.1 to 1,997.9 (up 15.0%), qualifiedoccupational therapists from 1,088.2 to 1,364.5 (up 25.3%) and qualified speechtherapis...
Questions and Answers Date answered: 20 April 2005

S2W-15880

In authorities where there are no SEN co-ordinators, the Active Schools Co-ordinators are directly responsible for the inclusion of disabled children.Every special school in Scotland has been provided with an opportunity to receive SportSability training and associated resources.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 18 April 2005

S2W-15535

The answer to S2W-14351, on 4 March 2005 gives methylphenidatedata for all NHS boards/All Scotland.  All answers to written parliamentary questions are available on the Parliament’s website, the search facility for whichcan be found at http://www.scottish.parliament.uk/webapp/wa.search  A specialist should initiatetreatment with methylphenidate.
Questions and Answers Date answered: 14 April 2005

S2W-15311

To ask the Scottish Executive what action has been taken to (a) motivate and (b) ensure that there are safe routes for children to walk to school, as referred to in Let's Make Scotland More Active. The Executive funds the employment of Active School Managers, Active School Co-ordinators and School Travel Co-ordinators in each local authority area.

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