There are 28,651 results relating to "S6W-01975"
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Date answered:
6 July 2023
S6W-19503
Since the Review published in 2021, we have:Provided funding to NHS Boards, including £5 million in 2021/22 to respond to the rise in eating disorder referrals we saw during the pandemic, and £46 million in 2022/23 via the 2022-23 Mental Health Outcomes Framework to improve the quality and delivery of mental health and psychological services, including eating disorder services.Established the Eating Disorder Lived Experience Panel to support us to deliver the remaining recommendations from the National Review.Initiated the development of Quality Standards for Eating Disorder Care and Treatment in Scotland (which we will be consulting on this summer).Provided over £600,000 annually to Beat to provide a range of self-help and carer support programmes in Scotland.Commissioned NHS Benchmarking to undertake a “deep dive” into Eating Disorders services and their data, to support us to target future funding appropriately. S6W...
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Date answered:
6 July 2023
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Date answered:
29 June 2023
S6W-19435
Local authority level data is not used for non-residential LBTT statistics to minimise the risk of disclosing protected taxpayer information. S6W-19435
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Date answered:
28 June 2023
S6W-19494
I will seek to secure a slot for a Ministerial statement at that stage to ensure that members can contribute to a discussion on our plans for a Mental Health and Capacity Reform Programme. S6W-19494
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Date answered:
27 June 2023
S6W-19214
In all instances, NHS boards have responsibility for service delivery and patient treatment and make decisions to offer services based on clinical judgement and local needs. S6W-19214
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Date answered:
27 June 2023
S6W-19159
Further, we recently refreshed our Safer.scot webpages, which include a section on intimate image abuse: Striving for a safer Scotland - Safer.scot . S6W-19159
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Date answered:
27 June 2023
S6W-19177
However, this review will take time, so the UK government must also work to identify short-term opportunities to support bill payers today. S6W-19177
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Date answered:
27 June 2023
S6W-19247
Steps have also been taken to amend existing Permitted Development Rights legislation to make it even simpler and quicker to install charging infrastructure, including in residential areas containing all dwelling types. S6W-19247
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Date answered:
23 June 2023
S6W-19135
Breakdown : Year Project / fellowship funding NRS Network Total 2022-23 £592,437 £566,000 £1,158,437 2021-22 £260,978 £527,000 £787,978 2020-21 £62,461 £506,000 £568,461 2019-20 £123,394 £506,000 £629,394 2018-19 £543,351 £506,000 £1,049,351 2017-18 £595,219 £496,000 £1,091,219 2016-17 £25,876 £491,000 £516,876 2015-16 £59,834 £486,000 £545,834 2014-15 £136,950 £486,000 £622,950 2013-14 £443,424 £481,000 £924,424 2012-13 £224,536 £481,000 £705,536 2011-12 £183,011 £475,754 £658,765 2010-11 £48,085 £395,661 £443,746 2009-10 £44,134 £340,330 £384,464 2008-09 0 £170,455 £170,455 2007-08 £156,248 N/A £156,248 S6W...
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Date answered:
22 June 2023
S6W-18971
Scottish Government officials are currently undertaking further work and engagement with stakeholders to scope the potential extent of issues raised by unregulated private first aid companies and consider the most appropriate and proportionate next steps. S6W-18971
