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Date answered:
3 February 2025
S6W-33550
In our strategy for pharmaceutical care in Scotland ‘Achieving Excellence in Pharmaceutical Care’ (2017) we committed to enhancing access to pharmaceutical care in rural communities, which included use of Attend Anywhere for pharmacist clinics, and use of Near Me to support access to and the delivery of pharmaceutical care in rural communities. S6W-33550
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Date answered:
3 February 2025
S6W-33742
It also provides information on how to respond, keep safe, and help others in the community when emergencies do occur.When areas are at risk from severe weather or severe wildfires, the Scottish Government, responder organisations and other resilience partners all work closely to share public safety advice through a variety of channels. S6W-33742
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Date answered:
31 January 2025
S6W-33793
Government will continue to explore with the sector how private sector finance can be leveraged to increase the pace and scale of transition. S6W-33793
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31 January 2025
S6W-33885
This review will be published in the coming months. S6W-33885
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Date answered:
30 January 2025
S6W-33847
It received grant funding support via the MFS of over £118,000. S6W-33847
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Date answered:
30 January 2025
S6W-33888
We are therefore working across the four nations to increase more sustainable waste management opportunities, coordinating our research and policy analysis and we will work with industry towards effective solutions in the long term.In the short to medium term we continue to make funding available through Marine Fund Scotland to support relevant recycling initiatives, and in the latest round provided a recycling company in the North East with £700,965 to increase its capacity to handle more fishing and aquaculture gear. S6W...
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Date answered:
30 January 2025
S6W-33669
In an assessment of ways to overcome the challenges of rurality, submitted by Alcohol and Drug Partnerships in several rural areas to Public Health Scotland, a number of collaborative and innovative actions were described.These included:Increased use of non-statutory services, informal local networks and peers to engage and support people, thus freeing up capacity to deliver rapid access and ensuring that staff can work at highest level within their bandingUtilising generic primary and secondary care staff and settings to deliver care for example when weather disrupts usual accessDevelopment of more generic pathways for all drugs and alcohol referrals (given in many places the same staff deal with these issues)Some areas now have formal arrangements with other Health Boards to utilise 82 guidelines (Shetland and NHS Grampian), and to share expertise (Western Isles and Borders) S6W...
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Date answered:
29 January 2025
S6W-33319
This includes understanding how substances can be a coping strategy for the impact of trauma and embedding the principles of choice, collaboration, empowerment, safety and trust to help improve the life outcomes of those affected. S6W-33319
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Date answered:
29 January 2025
S6W-33282
Work is ongoing to establish how the £16 million funding announced in the Scottish budget, subject to parliamentary scrutiny, will be best used to maximise the number of patients able to benefit from thrombectomy. S6W-33282
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Date answered:
29 January 2025
S6W-33480
The first part of this work – to assess immediate investment priorities across all Health Boards – is already well underway. S6W-33480
