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Summary findings from an evaluation of ten projects funded by the National Development Project Fund (NDPF) - part of the Scottish Government’s investment in services to support people with problem alcohol and drug use.
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Planning with People guidance sets out the responsibilities NHS boards, local authorities and Integration Joint Boards have to community engagement when health and social care services are being planned, or when changes to services are being
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Information about options offered by Social Security Scotland to clients who may need further support with an application for a disability benefit.
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We want to hear your views on what a new mental health and wellbeing strategy for Scotland should look like. We have asked a series of questions, and your answers to these will help us write the final strategy.
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A lived experience panel was established to create this customer charter, which brought together users from groups likely to experience barriers to employment, including disabled people, ethnic minority groups and care experienced people.
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Framework to guide health boards in assessing the adequacy and effectiveness of their public protection arrangements at both strategic and operational levels, and informs existing health board and shared multi-agency governance and assurance
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Equality impact assessment (EQIA) to reflect the policy change from 1 May 2022 reducing the value of the grant from £500 to £225.
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The Health and Care Experience Survey asks about people’s experiences of accessing and using their GP practice and Out of Hours services; aspects of care and support provided by local authorities and other organisations; and caring
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Sets out the range of actions we are taking to support our health and social sector throughout the winter period.
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Our new strategy builds on progress over the last decade in transforming services and improving outcomes for people affected by dementia.
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