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1 November 2022
SPICe Briefing for petition PE1968
Child welfare reporters are court-appointed officials who prepare reports for the court in relation to what is in the best interests of a child or what the views of a child are.
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31 October 2022
Public Petition PE1924
I will repeat it again - Not all women will need an Obstetrician, but almost all women in their lifespan will need to see a Gynaecologist. The Best Start North review is great, but it's not a Women's Health Review as it is Maternity based.
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28 October 2022
Neonatal Mortality Rate
For example, in partnership with senior leaders and clinicians, we are prioritising improvements to care in maternity services through the implementation of our Best Start programme, including continuing with roll out of Continuity of Carer.
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29 August 2022
20220818Sue_Webber_MSP student_finance_Universal_CreditUkrainian_students
Ukrainian students should discuss their circumstances with their Ukrainian provider to agree the type of course that is best for them. Whilst the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has provided access to UC and jobs support for those arriving in the UK from Ukraine because of the Russian invasion, a person still must meet the eligibility criteria in ord...
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29 August 2022
20220025255 Sue Webber MSP student finance and Universal Credit for Ukrainian students signed
Ukrainian students should discuss their circumstances with their Ukrainian provider to agree the type of course that is best for them. Whilst the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has provided access to UC and jobs support for those arriving in the UK from Ukraine because of the Russian invasion, a person still must meet the eligibility criteria in ord...
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4 July 2022
Letter to Gillian Martin MSP Convener HSCS Committee ref Diet and Obesity Promotions Consultation
This will help us consider in more detail the potential for policy consistency where that is in Scotland’s best interests. The primary aim of the policy is to reduce the public health harms associated with the excess consumption of calories, fat, sugar and salt, including the risks of developing type 2 diabetes, various types of cancer and other conditions ...
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27 June 2022
20220622_FollowUp_PlacesforPeopleScot
Therefore, a non-disruptive policy is needed based on property analysis to determine what is best to do with each type of housing.
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17 May 2022
20220503to Health and Social Care
It states there is a serious risk to the delivery of care services by challenges such as— • recruitment and retention issues in a workforce where staff do not feel adequately rewarded or valued; • staff shortages resulting in care users’ needs not being met; • a focus on costs which impacts on the delivery of high-quality services leading to services which don’t always work best for their users. 1 The AGS was clear in his briefing and in his evidence that the issues being faced by social care users and the social care sector overall cannot wait until the new National Care Service is in place, and that progress needs to happen urgently.
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12 May 2022
20220503 Letter from Public Audit Committee Social care briefing
It states there is a serious risk to the delivery of care services by challenges such as— • recruitment and retention issues in a workforce where staff do not feel adequately rewarded or valued; • staff shortages resulting in care users’ needs not being met; • a focus on costs which impacts on the delivery of high-quality services leading to services which don’t always work best for their users. 1 The AGS was clear in his briefing and in his evidence that the issues being faced by social care users and the social care sector overall cannot wait until the new National Care Service is in place, and that progress needs to happen urgently.
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10 May 2022
20220503 Letter to Health and Social Care Committee
It states there is a serious risk to the delivery of care services by challenges such as— • recruitment and retention issues in a workforce where staff do not feel adequately rewarded or valued; • staff shortages resulting in care users’ needs not being met; • a focus on costs which impacts on the delivery of high-quality services leading to services which don’t always work best for their users. 1 The AGS was clear in his briefing and in his evidence that the issues being faced by social care users and the social care sector overall cannot wait until the new National Care Service is in place, and that progress needs to happen urgently.
