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The Primary Care Modernisation Group has recently made a number of recommendations in its report Making the Connections - Developing Best Practice into Common Practice, in relation to the management of mild to moderate mental health in primary care, which NHS boards are expected to address.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
11 March 2002
In addition, the National Waiting Times Unit is currently working with NHS trusts, to develop and share best practice to help ensure better and more effective use of existing capacity, including theatre capacity, in NHSScotland.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
24 February 2000
This is permitted under the procurement rules which allow the use of a sole supplier when it is recognised that that supplier is the best for the job.Assistance with the launch was provided by the following companies (costs in brackets):Scottish Power(£383.99)Sound & Vision AV Ltd(£2, 219.57)Photobition Scotland(£72.73)ADS Visual Group Ltd(£2, 115.00) S...
It is guided by the principle, which has been established in Scotland for a number of years, that regeneration is best achieved through broadly based partnerships in which the local community plays a full role.
That underlines our commitment to provide the best, costed, dependable and sustainable services for the Scottish people and to create the best opportunities for businesses, not only those already in Scotland but those that wish to invest here in the future.
Although we may not always have the best relationship with alcohol—we are perhaps as guilty as the rest of society—as legislators we are in the position to do something about it.
It is right to say, as she did, that the bill serves the best interests of justice by enabling the best evidence to be given and heard.A number of members said this morning that they are concerned to ensure that what we are presenting is part of other changes that might not necessarily be included in the bill.
We recognise that it is often in the best interests of licensed premises to have private security but that it is certainly not in the best interests of society to put a police officer outside all licensed premises.