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. • The Women with Asthma campaign consulted world experts in asthma research to identify areas where improvements in research and leadership can lead to better outcome for women with asthma. 3 • AC said that the campaign is a long-term campaign as calls for more research doesn’t happen overnight and there are many challenges to overcome to improve asthma in women. • Examples of media stories on the Women in Asthma campaign were shown with AC highlighting the need to reach out to as many women as possible. • AC then asked for any questions following the presentations. • EH asked the CPG members for questions. • Olivia Fulton asked about the inhaler technique data and AC responded to say that the data was independent of annual reviews as technique can be checked outside of primary care. • Mark Ruskell MSP thanked AC for an interesting presentation and that he was struck by the numbers of people worried about climate change on their asthma and what the reasons were behind that.
I also wanted to add a note about public value. We have filmed inside many of Scotland’s key institutions – the courts, police, hospitals, ambulance service, schools and prisons.
Michael Cook, Circular Communities Scotland: Yes but our focus is Scotland, so many things are designed outside and sold into bigger markets, the European level at least, e.g. disposable chargers.
Daniel also explained that it was important that the CPG continued to bring those issues to life and to identify things as they occurred and as the work continued to build the recovery. There were challenges many of which were undoubtably on local high streets but that there were also opportunities.
Cynics will say that operating conditions are very favourable because we are not operating many services and do not have many passengers, but the trains and infrastructure do not know that there is a pandemic.
I thank Santander and TSB for providing that information, but I wonder, in the case of the other three, where that information is and whether you can tell us just now how many bank branches you had in 2010, how many you have now and what percentage closure that represents.
It is clear that we are facing a financial crisis and that the national debt will be significant. Many parts of our economy might not recover and many businesses might find it extremely difficult to weather the storm.
Some children have a diagnosis and are prescribed melatonin tablets which they cannot take because of sensory issues, but many doctors refuse to prescribe liquid melatonin instead.
On the topic of digitalisation, it was noted that while the Faroe Islands have a highly digitalised society, they still face the issue of an aging population, many of whom find using technology to be very difficult. 33.