There are 226,251 results relating to "Right to Addiction Recovery (Scotland) Bill"
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Date answered:
5 May 2004
S2W-07389
Note that some homes were dual registered and will be counted in both columns.Table 1 Residential Care Homes for Older People Nursing Homes Number of Homes – 31 March 2000 631 557 Opened 20 15 Closed 30 3 Number of Homes – 31 March 2001 621 569 Opened 5 4 Closed 21 15 Number of Homes – 31 March 2002 605 558 Sources: SEHD Community CareStatistics – R1 return, ISD Scotland...
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Date answered:
22 March 2004
S2W-06805
NHS Board Allocation 1998-99 Allocation 1999-2000 Allocation 2000-01 Allocation 2001-02 Allocation 2002/03/04 £ (000) £ (000) £ (000) £ (000) £ (000) Argyll and Clyde 709 901 984 1,111 1,338 Ayrshire and Arran 403 535 609 737 987 Borders 68 96 118 160 162 Dumfries and Galloway 61 96 124 298 258 Fife 328 445 514 698 789 Forth Valley 103 172 226 462 557 Grampian 750 972 1,085 1,283 1,313 Greater Glasgow* 2,871 3,502 3,670 4,387* 4,488 Highland 86 137 181 300 414 Lanarkshire 333 497 607 862 1,449 Lothian 2,263 2,776 2,922 3,214 3,539 Orkney 11 16 20 24 32 Shetland 28 37 42 46 55 Tayside 933 1,151 1,225 1,348 1,483 Western Isles 13 20 25 43 87 Total Scotland...
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Date answered:
26 February 2004
S2W-06022
To ask the Scottish Executive whether it will publish the full text of the advertisement for the post of Chief Investigating Officer of the Standards Commission for Scotland; where the post was advertised, and how many applications were received.
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Date answered:
5 February 2004
S2W-04189
The following table shows the average cost per inpatient casetreated in neonatal units for years ended 31 March 1997to 2003 by NHS board area.Cost per In-patient SCBUDischarge (£): by NHS Board and Financial Year NHS Board 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-2000 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 Scotland 3,683 4,020 ...
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Date answered:
18 November 2003
S2W-03602
Thesefigures are shown in the table:Financial Support ofResidents in Care Homes1 for Older People, 2002 Local Authority Area Where Care Home is Situated Number of Residents Supported by Local Authority2 or DWP Aberdeen City 1,085 Aberdeenshire 1,210 Angus 627 Argyll and Bute 497 Clackmannanshire 184 Dumfries and Galloway 774 Dundee City 766 East Ayrshire 688 East Dunbartonshire 328 East Lothian 510 East Renfrewshire 427 Edinburgh, City of 1,719 Eilean Siar 196 Falkirk 605 Fife 1,590 Glasgow City 3,243 Highland 1,329 Inverclyde 395 Midlothian 427 Moray 316 North Ayrshire 796 North Lanarkshire 1,387 Orkney Islands 77 Perth and Kinross 827 Renfrewshire 851 Scottish Borders 671 Shetland Islands 90 South Ayrshire 576 South Lanarkshire 1,704 Stirling 490 West Dunbartonshire 446 West Lothian 683 Scotland...
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Date answered:
6 October 2003
S2W-02855
The Scottish Executive, together with NHS Education forScotland and the Scottish Consortium for Learning Disability, has been working tomodernise the education and practice programmes in order to encourage recruitmentto this branch of nursing.Additional help in areas of recruitmentwill be provided by Careers for Health which was launched at the NHSScotland HumanResources Conference on 16 May 2003.The aims of Careers for Healthare to:raise the profile of careersin the NHS;act as a source of expertiseon all issues relating to careers guidance and support;promote recruitment from a widerbase enabling health boards to gain access to the widest possible range of applicants,andlink health board personnel tokey stakeholders such as Careers Scotland...
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Date answered:
10 June 2003
S2W-00504
However, the Executive recognises that there are problems with access to NHS dental services in some parts of Scotland and has introduced a number of measures aimed at improving such access.
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Date answered:
27 March 2003
S1W-34923
Rolled forward targets, for the areas presently covered, have been arrived at following detailed consultation with the Association of Chief Police Officers in Scotland and the Convenors of police authorities.
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Date answered:
27 February 2003
S1W-34039
All authorities have also received funding to increase the availability of suitable temporary accommodation more generally, following the implementation of the Housing (Scotland) Act 2001.Guidance issued on the development of homelessness strategies also makes clear that these strategies should clearly identify which forms of non-permanent or intermediate a...
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Date answered:
23 October 2002
S1W-28680
To ask the Scottish Executive, further to the answers to questions S1W-26897 and S1W-27654 by Mr Jim Wallace on 3 July 2002 and 13 August 2002 respectively, where a standard for health care in a prison has been recorded as "partially achieved", what progress this implies has been made in working to achieve all aspects of the standard for (a) 100% of prisoners having their weight recorded on each admission to prison and their height recorded on their initial admission to prison, (b) the provision of basic equipment within each consulting room, minimum si'e of 10.8m2, in the health centre which shall include an examination couch, a mercury sphygmomanometer, scales, desk, three chairs, examination/treatment lamp, stethoscope, eye charts, ophthalmoscope, auroscope and a copy of BNF in 100% of cases, (c) the provision of adequate facilities for visiting psychiatrists in 100% of cases, (d) the referral of routine cases to the psychiatrist being seen within four weeks in 100% of cases, (e) the referral of urgent cases to the psychiatrist being seen within seven days in 100% of cases, (f) emergency (psychiatric) cases being seen within 24 hours in 100% of cases, (g) the transfer to hospital following completion of a Section under the Mental Health (Scotland...
