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Question reference: S6W-28349

Asked by: Alexander Burnett, MSP for Aberdeenshire West, Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party
Date lodged: Tuesday, 25 June 2024
Current Status: Answered by Neil Gray on 19 July 2024

To ask the Scottish Government, further to the answer to question S6W-28046 by Neil Gray on 14 June 2024, whether it will provide a breakdown of the £190 million Primary Care Improvement Fund spend in 2023-24.

In May 2023, information on Primary Care Improvement Fund (PCIF) spend during 2023-24 was collected by Scottish Government alongside workforce numbers and access to NHS board provided services, which was published in June. Data is provided directly by Integrated Authorities and may be revised. Primary care improvement plans: implementation progress summary - March 2024 - gov.scot (www.gov.scot) .

Table one provides a breakdown of the PCIF allocation and spend in 2023-24. Where spend is higher than allocation, Integration Authorities and Health Boards have used additional resources to support Primary Care Improvement Plan implementation. To note, for the purposes of reporting, some Integration Authority areas provide combined returns.

Table 1 - PCIF allocation and spend by Integration Authority 2023-24

	Total PCIF Allocation 2023-24 (£’000)	Total Spend 2023-24 (£’000)
Aberdeen City	7,156	7,827
Aberdeenshire	8,017	8,248
Angus	4,178	4,113
Argyll and Bute	3,613	3,636
Ayrshire and Arran combined	13,971	14,021
Dumfries and Galloway	5,734	6,971
Dundee City	5,466	5,679
East Dunbartonshire	3,517	3,506
East Lothian	3,633	3,633
East Renfrewshire	2,994	2,904
Edinburgh City	16,127	16,167
Fife	13,217	13,217
Forth Valley combined	10,421	11,169
Glasgow City	22,674	22,674
Highland	9,058	8,245
Inverclyde	3,045	3,046
Lanarkshire combined	21,931	23,218
Midlothian	3,157	3,157
Moray	3,265	3,771
Orkney Islands	973	714
Perth and Kinross	5,393	5,375
Renfrewshire	6,417	5,953
Scottish Borders	4,109	5,933
Shetland	928	930
West Dunbartonshire	3,355	3,457
West Lothian	6,024	5,501
Western Isles	1,177	941
ALL	189,550	194,006