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Date answered:
7 October 2004
S2W-10760
To ask the Scottish Executive what the number and rates of deaths from cancer have been in (a) Dundee, (b) Tayside and (c) Scotland in each year since 1999, expressed also as an index with 1999 as the base year.
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Date answered:
1 September 2004
S2W-09776
Staff guidelines and posters were distributed to transport operators throughout Scotland in September 2002.The guidelines are aimed at all transport staff informing them of the needs of card holders and what staff can do to assist.The Thistle Card Scheme is making a significant difference to the lives of many thousands of people throughout Scotland who are prevented from enjoying a full, active and independent life in their community.
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Date answered:
29 July 2004
S2W-09461
Information on a range of cost information, including the costs of cardiothoracic surgical beds in NHSScotland hospitals, is published by the Information and Statistics Division of the NHS National Services Scotland in the publication Scottish Health Service Costs.
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Date answered:
21 July 2004
S2W-09383
Information on average available staffed beds, rate per 1,000 population in each NHS board area for the year ending 31 March 2004 is shown in the table below.NHSScotland - Average Available Staffed Beds, Rate Per 1,000 Population1,2; by Health Board Area: Year Ending 31 March 2004P Scotland 5.9 Argyll and Clyde 6.5 Ayrshire and Arran 5.6 Borders 6.1 Dumfries and Galloway3 5.6 Fife 5.0 Forth Valley 4.9 Grampian3 6.0 Greater Glasgow 7.1 Highland 6.1 Lanarkshire 5.4 Lothian 5.4 Orkney 4.9 Shetland 4.6 Tayside 6.4 Western Isles 8.7 Source: ISD Scotland FormISD(S)1.PProvisional.Notes:1.
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Date answered:
21 July 2004
S2W-09348
Under the terms of the legislation which underpins the introduction of the new General Medical Services (GMS) contract, it is for Lanarkshire NHS Board to determine the primary medical services needs of its local population and meet those needs by using the powers in the Primary Medical Services (Scotland) Act 2004.To assist in this process, the new General Medical Services contract allocates resources according to an assessment of local health needs and recognises the importance of both the recruitment and retention of General Practitioners containing a number of measures which support this, including the continuation of the “Golden Hello” Scheme for GPs with a standard £5,000 payment.Funding has also been agreed to maintain increased numbers of GP registrarsacross Scotland, ensuring 280 places are available in 2004-05.New national workforce planning arrangements now being established under the National Workforce Committee will take into account the changing needs of primary care service teams and seek to project primary care workforce needs into the future.
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Date answered:
13 July 2004
S2W-09246
Table 1 details the infant mortality rates for Scotland, by deprivation category, for 1997-2002.
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Date answered:
2 July 2004
S2W-09347
The membership of the steering group is: Susan Bain Association of Quality Nurseries Scotland Carol Ball UNISON Joan Beattie SkillsActive Fiona Bennett Barnardo’s Hazelgrove Service Bronwen Cohen Children in Scotland Cllr Charles Gray North Lanar...
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Date answered:
26 May 2004
S2W-08281
To ask the Scottish Executive what steps will be taken to implement the recommendations in the report by RNID, A Simple Cure - A national report into deaf and hard of hearing people's experiences of the National Health Service, that all “front-line” staff undertake deaf and disability awareness training and that deaf awareness training becomes a part of all nursing and medical undergraduate courses. NHS Education Scotland...
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Date answered:
5 May 2004
S2W-07696
To ask the Scottish Executive what links have been developed between its strategy and action plan, Choose Life - A National Strategy and Action Plan to Prevent Suicide in Scotland, and its other policies and initiatives and what objectives have been achieved as a result.
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Date answered:
5 May 2004
S2W-07304
However, it is not possible to use the pilotcontributory factor data to provide figures which are representative of accidentsin Scotland because only two police forces in Scotland tookpart in the scheme.
