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Questions and Answers
Date answered:
25 June 2004
S2W-08386
A record of the costs incurredby Tourism, Culture and Sport Ministers for the period 1 July 1999 to 31 March 2004 on travelwithin Scotland and other parts of the United Kingdomcould only be obtained at disproportionate cost.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
24 September 2001
S1W-17540
The Scottish level is shown:Year to:Did Not Attend Rate of First Consultant Out-patient Appointments in ScotlandNumber of First Consultant Out-patient Appointments not attended in Scotland31 March 200111.3%120,00031 March 200011.3%129,00031 March 199911.1%126,000Note: 2001 dat...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
10 February 2000
S1W-03887
Data on the percentage of patients seen by a consultant at their first outpatient appointments is not centrally available.PERCENTAGE OF PATIENTS WHO RECEIVED THEIR FIRST OUTPATIENT APPOINTMENTS WITHIN NINE WEEKS FOLLOWING A GENERAL MEDICAL PRACTITIONER/GENERAL DENTAL PRACTITIONER 1Quarter EndedPercentage30 June 19967330 September 19966931 December 19967031 March 19977130 June 19977230 September 19976731 December 19976731 March 19986830 June 19986830 September 19986431 December 19986431 march 19996430 June 19996630 September 1999P6031 December 1999P60Source: ISD ScotlandP ProvisionalNotes:1.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
19 July 1999
S1W-00407
Information on cancellations of hospital planned admissions is published annually in the NHS in Scotland Annual Report.NHS in Scotland: Cancellations Of Hospital Admissions1 By Health Board: Quarters Ending 31 March 1997 To 31 March 1999 Health Board199719981999 31Mar199730 June 199730 Sept199731 Dec199731Mar 199830 June 199830 Sept1998p31Dec1998p31 Mar1999p Argyll and Clyde231231134108201242192172222Ayrshire and Arran4449494598606741181Borders749725945674398688Dumfries and Galloway1313222622122156Fife303151238218270201152189254Forth Valley687680398857608170Grampian488340301333458489529426430Greater Glasgow2--------1,106Highland227156220139177204163162221Lanarkshire564521161154697036Lothian837501474438475510514511635Orkney1323----1-6Shetland6110321-1013Tayside288248232194263211190261285Western Isles42--2-5-4Scotland2,6521,9331,8061,6292,1632,1241,9832,0303,607p Provisional1 Cancellations made by hospital of admission of patients from the waiting list.2 Information for the quarters ending 31 March 1997 to 31 December 1998 is not available in the Greater Glasgow Health Board area.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
31 August 1999
S1W-00930
Table 2 shows the number of new accident & emergency attenders at the 2 locations between 31 March 1995 and 31 March 1998.Table 11995-98 New Out-Patient Referrals and In-Patient & Day Case Discharges for the Ayr Hospital and Crosshouse Hospital by Health Board of ResidenceYearLocationHealth Board of ResidenceAll Areas of ResidenceScotlandArgyll & ClydeeAyr & ArranBordersDumfries & GallowayFifeForth ValleyGrampianGreater GlasgowHighlandLanarkLothianOrkneyShetlandTaysideWestern IslesOther1995 Out-PatientsAyr Hospital26,46826,3881826,1161169424342269--3-80 Crosshouse Hospital35,11133,0943032,96021142647229----117In-PatientsAyr Hospital22,57822,2866221,703216414171916777732-1201292 Crosshouse Hospital26,84526,6837626,26876889181278581811142162Day CasesAyr Hospital6,8906,88936,831-44--46--1----1 Crosshouse Hospital9,8029,78479,773-5-219-1-----4 1996 Out-PatientsAyr Hospital28,61128,5021828,01523674653062510-212-109 Crosshouse Hospital35,71435,6993835,537-22127523323--1115In-PatientsAyr Hospital20,08719,7875419,211321426161411857426-3203100 Crosshouse Hospital27,29127,1217326,6941102121712122858191-2-170Day CasesAyr Hospital11,65511,652811,540-74-19-4133----3 Crosshouse Hospital10,68810,671910,639131--15-32----15 1997 Out-PatientsAyr Hospital30,14730,0393129,49814067574212212-16-108 Crosshouse Hospital38,56538,5184238,334135456534246-- 44-47In-PatientsAyr Hospital21,48521,1805220,5662267211517123963251-181305 Crosshouse Hospital28,07127,9336427,511279111411143135028--61138Day CasesAyr Hospital13,96713,9611013,841-99---9--2- -- - ---6 Crosshouse Hospital11,02811,0241010,973-6-1-27-61----4 1998* Out-PatientsAyr Hospital30,99830,9232630,325-4896723612011----75 Crosshouse Hospital31,80931,7914431,624136212511168----18In-PatientsAyr Hospital22,82522,5504621,8605330171917123117237--121275 Crosshouse Hospital28,77328,5936428,16526441013174104129--161180Day CasesAyr Hospital15,62015,612615,455-126-101101-3----8 Crosshouse Hospital12,06012,0421311,998-9-1-13-31--2-18* Provisional Source: ISD Scotland Table 2Accident and Emergency New Patient Attendances at Ayrshire & Arran Health Board area hospitals; by year 31 March 1995 to 31 March 1998 New Patients 1995199619971998The Ayr Hospital 34,125 37,398 39,282 42,157Crosshouse Hospital 48,208 50,356 49,785 52,585 Source: ISD Scotland Form ISD(S)1 SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE S1W-00930
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
31 August 1999
S1W-00930
Table 2 shows the number of new accident & emergency attenders at the 2 locations between 31 March 1995 and 31 March 1998.Table 11995-98 New Out-Patient Referrals and In-Patient & Day Case Discharges for the Ayr Hospital and Crosshouse Hospital by Health Board of ResidenceYearLocationHealth Board of ResidenceAll Areas of ResidenceScotlandArgyll & ClydeeAyr & ArranBordersDumfries & GallowayFifeForth ValleyGrampianGreater GlasgowHighlandLanarkLothianOrkneyShetlandTaysideWestern IslesOther1995 Out-PatientsAyr Hospital26,46826,3881826,1161169424342269--3-80 Crosshouse Hospital35,11133,0943032,96021142647229----117In-PatientsAyr Hospital22,57822,2866221,703216414171916777732-1201292 Crosshouse Hospital26,84526,6837626,26876889181278581811142162Day CasesAyr Hospital6,8906,88936,831-44--46--1----1 Crosshouse Hospital9,8029,78479,773-5-219-1-----4 1996 Out-PatientsAyr Hospital28,61128,5021828,01523674653062510-212-109 Crosshouse Hospital35,71435,6993835,537-22127523323--1115In-PatientsAyr Hospital20,08719,7875419,211321426161411857426-3203100 Crosshouse Hospital27,29127,1217326,6941102121712122858191-2-170Day CasesAyr Hospital11,65511,652811,540-74-19-4133----3 Crosshouse Hospital10,68810,671910,639131--15-32----15 1997 Out-PatientsAyr Hospital30,14730,0393129,49814067574212212-16-108 Crosshouse Hospital38,56538,5184238,334135456534246-- 44-47In-PatientsAyr Hospital21,48521,1805220,5662267211517123963251-181305 Crosshouse Hospital28,07127,9336427,511279111411143135028--61138Day CasesAyr Hospital13,96713,9611013,841-99---9--2- -- - ---6 Crosshouse Hospital11,02811,0241010,973-6-1-27-61----4 1998* Out-PatientsAyr Hospital30,99830,9232630,325-4896723612011----75 Crosshouse Hospital31,80931,7914431,624136212511168----18In-PatientsAyr Hospital22,82522,5504621,8605330171917123117237--121275 Crosshouse Hospital28,77328,5936428,16526441013174104129--161180Day CasesAyr Hospital15,62015,612615,455-126-101101-3----8 Crosshouse Hospital12,06012,0421311,998-9-1-13-31--2-18* Provisional Source: ISD Scotland Table 2Accident and Emergency New Patient Attendances at Ayrshire & Arran Health Board area hospitals; by year 31 March 1995 to 31 March 1998 New Patients 1995199619971998The Ayr Hospital 34,125 37,398 39,282 42,157Crosshouse Hospital 48,208 50,356 49,785 52,585 Source: ISD Scotland Form ISD(S)1 SCOTTISH EXECUTIVE S1W-00930
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
26 October 2004
S2W-10978
Those students whose 16th birthday fell before 1 March 2004 were eligible to leave school at Christmas 2003 and, therefore, have already taken the decision to remain in post-compulsory education without the incentive of an EMA.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
6 December 2000
S1W-11466
The figures in table 1 represent averages for the quarter January to March 2000 and do not represent occupancy, and hence empty beds, on any given day.
Official Report
Meeting date:
12 April 2005
Justice 1 Committee and Justice 2 Committee (Joint Meeting), 12 Apr 2005
It is perhaps worth stating at the outset that the green paper was published in March, and already the UK has indicated that it has serious reservations about it.
Official Report
Meeting date:
10 September 2003
Communities Committee, 10 Sep 2003
The conclusions of that review were announced on 19 March and the Executive responded to the Social Justice Committee's report on the same subject on 24 March.We consider that those conclusions should be implemented and the order deals with those aspects of the review's conclusions that require an amendment to the current legislation.
