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Last updated:
8 March 2023
Chamber_Minutes_20230308
Save Loch Lomond: The Parliament debated S6M-08046 in the name of Ross Greer—That the Parliament recognises what it sees as the popularity of Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park as a result of the area’s world famous natural landscape and wildlife; considers that, while this popularity brings economic benefits to local communities, it also results in challenges such as traffic and parking congestion, antisocial behaviour...
Last updated:
16 December 2022
CIC follow up
. • The lack of opportunity for those with “lived experience” either through accessing care or providing care to have their voice heard in a meaningful way that influences the shape and design of services. • Commissioning behaviours and varying standards across local authori�es encourage tradi�onal ways of working that s�fle collabora�on and innova�on. • Elig...
Last updated:
12 December 2022
Minutes of the meeting held on 24 June 2022
That covers a whole variety of topics that are experienced in stroke care but psychology led session within that that covers cognitive, emotional and behavioural changes. - Design of how specialist nurses contact patients so they work in the community and after discharge from hospital will have an initial contact with the patient and thereafter contact as r...
Last updated:
1 November 2022
SPICe Literature review for PE1873
Hypnotherapy was examined alongside cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT). While there was some evidence that CBT and 3 hypnotherapy could be effective in reducing pain in the short-term, there was little evidence of long-term benefit.
Last updated:
18 August 2022
PE1934_B
The programme aims to provide consistency in approaches to the prevention of sexual violence and contributes to Equally Safe in its aim to address the systematic inequality, attitudes and assumptions that give rise to violence and abusive behaviour. Feedback from young people continues to demonstrate high levels of agreement with the messages of the worksho...
Last updated:
1 July 2022
PE1905_D
Volunteers, employees and those in positions of authority and pastoral responsibility need support in how they can recognise abuse; how they should respond to allegations or concerns about abuse; how they should record concerns and make appropriate referrals; and what behaviour towards children is acceptable and unacceptable within their role.
Last updated:
24 June 2022
NHSGGC Written Evidence
It was removed from a list of ‘mental and behavioural disorders’ and moved into conditions relating to sexual health.
Last updated:
26 April 2022
20220425_Submission_OpenUniversityScot_Skills
Go Green is intended to be an integral part of staff behaviours in the future to enable the University to manage its energy needs and energy costs.
Last updated:
22 April 2022
CPG on Science Tech Minutes December 2021
., 3 contending with cold and still days (cold = high demand; still = wind is low, which implies a dependency between the two); measuring variables together through more advanced statistical methods; re-scaling historic data to use in statistical models to assess risk for future years; dealing with the uncertainty that re- scaling introduces (e.g. building in the impact of climate change, behaviour change); crucial need to reflect lack of knowledge in any decisions made (e.g. on capacity payments) by accounting for uncertainty and propagating this through into final results; many issues in security of supply analyses are common across multiple different applications, such as forensic science (when accounting for uncertainty in decision-making).
Last updated:
11 April 2022
EIS Response to SP Report on the impact of Covid
The Committee heard evidence from the EIS of the distressed behaviours which are manifest in our youngest learners since the return to in-school learning and the need for more dedicated support to address the underlying causes.
