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28 September 2000
S1W-09853
To ask the Scottish Executive, further to the answer to question S1W-9166 by Sarah Boyack on 13 September 2000, what projected timescale for development is contained in the detailed bid for the City of Edinburgh Rapid Transit Scheme. The City of Edinburgh Council's original bid to the Transport Challenge Fund envisaged that the project would be operational...
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20 September 2000
S1W-09487
To ask the Scottish Executive how much is to be spent on the City of Edinburgh Rapid Transit guided bus infrastructure and from what source, and how many kilometres of guideway it will provide.
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16 December 1999
S1O-00871
We are, however, committed to working to ensure that the people of Scotland get the high quality and rapid ambulance response in emergencies that they rightly expect from a modern and improved Health Service.
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16 December 1999
S1W-03415
We are, however, committed to working to ensure that the people of Scotland get the high quality and rapid ambulance response in emergencies that they rightly expect from a modern and improved Health Service.
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22 January 2007
S2W-31008
The current national maximumwaiting time for angioplasty, following angiography, is 18 weeks.Published information shows thaton 30 September 2006 – the latest data available - all NHS boards met thiscommitment on that date, as they have done on every waiting list census date since30 September 2004.From the end of thisyear, no patient presenting with chest pain will wait more than 16 weeks from GeneralMedical Practitioner referral through a rapid...
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26 June 2002
S1W-26724
This surveillance information can be vital for maintaining and improving safety of patient care as well as allowing rapid investigation of outbreaks of serious infection or clusters of unusual illness.
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21 January 2002
S1W-21519
This is being addressed in a variety of ways including:A continuing emphasis of health promotion and health education backed up by a £100 million Health Improvement FundThe Scottish Breast Screening Programme for which the age range of women eligible for screening was recently extended to those aged up to 70 The continuing cancer strategy, Cancer in Scotland: Action for Change for which an additional £40 million is being invested to ensure more rapid...
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28 December 2001
S1W-20622
The company is currently in discussion with a number of potential clients, which if concluded successfully will lead to a rapid increase in the number of employees at the site.
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16 December 2003
S2W-04705
All NHS boards involve therelevant planning partners in preparing for the pressures that are associatedwith winter.This involves, whereappropriate, purchasing extra capacity in residential accommodation,establishing “pooled” stores of specialist equipment that can be used byvulnerable people at home and establishing specialist admission avoidance teamsand rapid response teams to ensure that every effort is made to allow someoneto remain in their own home with support rather than be admitted to a hospitalor care facility.
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30 October 2003
S2W-03069
The report of the ChiefMedical Officer’s expert group on the health care of older people, AddingLife to Years, published in 2001 (Bib. number 18916) includedrecommendations on early detection, awareness, recognition and treatment ofolder people’s mental health needs. Rapid assessment, consideration of careoptions, access to modern drug treatments where appr...
