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Date answered:
20 December 2005
S2W-21589
Hospitals with the highest number of attendances, based on total attendances over five years are shown in the table. 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005p Total Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh/Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh at Little France (from Jan 02) 92,961 93,062 87,792 73,568 79,612 426,995 Victoria Infirmary, Glasgow 73,523 73,259 72,537 70,771 69,147 359,237 Western Infirmary/Gartnavel General 72,105 71,620 70,813 71,370 70,941 356,849 Glasgow Royal Infirmary 73,857 71,917 69,105 68,166 66,933 349,978 Aberdeen Royal Infirmary 76,113 76,139 70,882 62,570 57,798 343,502 Monklands Hospital 66,498 64,197 59,711 63,572 63,735 317,713 Royal Alexandra Hospital, Paisley 60,167 59,391 57,945 59,985 62,866 300,354 Crosshouse Hospital 57,121 58,005 57,015 59,893 60,862 292,896 Law Hospital / Wishaw General Hospital (from May...
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Date answered:
7 December 2005
S2W-20767
The estimated financial impact of introducing tariffs will be relatively low compared to the total resources of NHS boards (i.e. less than 1% across NHSScotland) but boards with a negative financial impact may seek to have the application of the tariff reduced if it believes that has a disproportionate impact on their overall budget.
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Date answered:
5 December 2005
S2W-20911
The act also gives Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Prisons (HMCIP) a specific remit “to inspect the conditions in which prisoners are transported or held”.If a prisoner is being imported directly to Scotland from outside the UK, or exported from custody in Scotland direct to a country outside the UK, the role otherwise performed by RCS is carried out by the SPS and is in accordance with the relevant SPS Security Standard and may...
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Date answered:
21 November 2005
S2W-20592
All of these strands of the National Priorities Action Fund may be used to support initiatives and programmes to improve pupil behaviour in schools.
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Date answered:
28 October 2005
S2W-19574
Communities Scotland is notified through this process, and given the opportunity to register an interest in the land on behalf of Registered Social Landlords (RSLs) who may wish to purchase the land for affordable housing.
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Date answered:
20 September 2005
S2W-19085
In determining the detailed transitional arrangements for MMC, we are therefore considering Scotland’s current pool of junior doctors to ensure that these arrangements make best use of the range of selection options which may be available, both for the training posts we have/need and the junior doctors who currently occupy them.
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Date answered:
1 August 2005
S2W-17777
Where the authority’s decision is that it has a duty to provide permanent accommodation, the duty to provide temporary accommodation continues until the duty to provide permanent accommodation is discharged.Temporary accommodation may also be provided under section 31 of the 1987 Act, where a household with children is assessed as being intentionally homele...
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Date answered:
27 June 2005
S2W-17306
To ask the Scottish Executive what its response is to any concerns (a) that NHS boards may not fund any more placements in the voluntary or private alcohol dependency residential rehabilitation sector in the current financial year, (b) about any apparent reluctance on the part of NHS boards and GPs to use placements in the voluntary or private alcohol depe...
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Date answered:
24 June 2005
S2W-16953
To ask the Scottish Executive, further to the answers to questions S2W-7558 and S2W-11075 by Cathy Jamieson on 20 May and 19 October 2004, what the actual cash value of the contract with Reliance Secure Task Management Ltd for the escort of prisoners was estimated to be at the time the answer to S2W-7558 was given (a) excluding and (b) including VAT in pri...
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Date answered:
12 April 2005
S2W-15228
The HTBS estimated that, in Scotland, there were approximately 23,000 patients with mild to moderate Alzheimer’s disease. Of those patients, 11,500 may be eligible for treatment and approximately 40% (4,600 patients) were expected to respond to treatment and to remain on treatment in the longer term.
