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3 December 2003
S2W-04222
The partnership agreementfor a better Scotland contains a commitment to increase the number ofspecialists working across the primary secondary boundary by 2007.
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3 December 2003
S2W-04246
To ask the Scottish Executive how many clinics on the NHS Scotland waiting times website are for urgent referrals only and, of these, how many clinics have waiting times of less than four weeks for nine out of 10 patients, broken down by speciality and NHS board area.
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2 December 2003
S2W-04042
The most recent publishedfigures are from the annual report 2001-02 of the Scottish Children’s ReporterAdministration (SCRA). On 30 June 2001, 1% of Scotland's population of children were subject to a supervisionrequirement.
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25 November 2003
S2W-03878
Radiotherapists are alsoknown as Clinical Oncologists, which is the term used by ISD when collectingdata centrally.The following table providesthe number of radiotherapists by NHS board, at 30 September 2002.Clinical Oncologists by NHS Board Clinical Oncology Whole Time Equivalent Scotland 36.3 Argyll and Clyde ...
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5 November 2003
S2W-03380
SNH’s Natural Care Schemes are targetedthrough the Caithness and Sutherland and Lewis Peatland Management Schemesas well as other management agreements with individual owners and occupiers ofpeat bogs.Projects aimed atrestoration of blanket and raised bogs in Scotland have additionally benefited from substantial supportfrom the EC Life-Nature Programme.
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7 October 2003
S2W-02868
On 26 September, the Scottish Executive announced details of additional funding for local authorities to spend on20 mph schemes around schools and related safety projects. Provision across Scotland of upto £5 million will be available in 2003-04 and provision up to £11 million willbe available in each of 2004-05 and 2005-06.
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6 October 2003
S2W-01784
The Scottish Executive estimates that there are about 3,400Supporting People schemes in Scotland, rangingfrom services to one person to schemes for hundreds of householders.
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1 October 2003
S2W-02747
I have asked Angiolina Foster,acting Chief Executive of Communities Scotland to respond. Her response is as follows:Since the completion of the Glasgow housingstock transfer in March 2003, £68.1 million of funding has been paid to the GlasgowHousing Association Ltd and the funding is broken down as follows.Funding to the GlasgowHousing Association Ltd since...
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26 September 2003
S2W-02278
The number of qualified physiotherapistsemployed in each NHS board area at 30 March 2003is as follows: Headcount Whole-Time Equivalent Argyll and Clyde 169 133.9 Ayrshire and Arran 179 145.4 Borders 52 40.6 Dumfries and Galloway 59 46.6 Fife 149 115.4 Forth Valley 114 96.0 Grampian 244 186.1 Greater Glasgow 486 403.4 Highland 103 86.1 Lanarkshire 195 163.5 Lothian 411 338.3 Orkney 10 7.3 Shetland 12 9.0 Tayside 172 138.4 Western Isles 10 9.1 Golden Jubilee Hospital 8 6.6 Scotland...
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26 September 2003
S2W-02269
The current data is included in the table.Table 1: Number of Cardio-thoracicSurgery Consultants by Health Board at 30 September 2002 Health Board Headcount WTE Argyll and Clyde - - Ayrshire and Arran - - Borders - - Dumfries and Galloway - - Fife - - Forth Valley - - Grampian 4 4.0 Greater Glasgow 13 12.3 Highland - - Lanarkshire 2 2.0 Lothian 6 6.0 Orkney - - Shetland - - Tayside - - Western Isles - - Common Services Agency - - Golden Jubilee National Hospital 1 1.0 State Hospital - - Special Health Boards - - Totals 26 25.3 Source: Medical and Dental Census,ISD Scotland...
