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3. Realistic Medicine and Value Based Health & Care
Sets out the challenges our system is facing and how practising Realistic Medicine can deliver a more sustainable system. It includes six commitments on what we’ll do to support health and care professionals deliver care that people value.
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Sectors and groups affected
Business and regulatory impact assessment for the National Care Service (Scotland) Bill.
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Annex E - Business and Regulatory Impact Assessment (BRIA) summary
Our response to the consultation analysis report about the consultation on Adult Disability Payment undertaken between 21 December 2020 and 15 March 2021.
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Summary of discussions
This publication captures the round table discussions from people with lived experience, stakeholders and the workforce on the development of the NCS. It includes feedback and reflections from attendees and Scottish Ministers who attended The NCS
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4 Driving cost reductions and Improving Quality
The Framework’s main purpose is to identify priority areas to improve quality and efficiency. The Framework is a companion to the Quality Strategy and provides a baseline for the changes that will need to be undertaken by the Scottish Government
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SECTION SIX: TREATMENT
Better Cancer Care, An Action Plan outlines the way forward for cancer services, which are required to support all those in Scotland who find themselves living with and beyond cancer.
- Part of:
- Better Cancer Care, An Action Plan
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Annex A: Women's Health Plan Actions
This plan will assist the Women's Health Plan Implementation Programme Board to monitor progress with a particular focus on deliverables for year one, which are due to be achieved by September 2022.
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Convention of the Highlands and Islands minutes: October 2022
Minutes from the meeting of the group on 03 October 2022
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4. Impact of COVID 19 on policy actions
This report highlights our key achievements in justice since the publication of Justice in Scotland: vision and priorities in 2017. It also outlines the unprecedented impact of COVID 19 on the justice system.
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Chapter 1: The Strategic Vision for Scotland's Infrastructure
This plan sets out why the Scottish Government invests, how it invests and what it intends to invest in up to 2040 by sector.
- Part of:
- Infrastructure Investment Plan 2015
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