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6. Our Policies
Updates the 2017 to 2019 procurement strategy and sets out how we plan to carry out our procurement activity.
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- Procurement strategy update
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8. Strategic Priority 7 - Partnership
The fire and rescue framework for Scotland 2022 sets out Scottish Ministers’ expectations of the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service.
- Part of:
- Fire and rescue framework 2022
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Information Standards and Interoperability
Scotland’s first data strategy for health and social care, setting out how we will work together in transforming the way that people access their own data to improve health and wellbeing; and how care is delivered through improvements to our
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4. Wellbeing of Children and Young People
Sets out our vision for recovery and the actions we will take to address systemic inequalities made worse by Covid, make progress towards a wellbeing economy, and accelerate inclusive person-centred public services.
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8 An Introduction to the Case Studies
This report presents the findings of a pilot programme which was intended to promote the use of 'community benefit'.
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Children & young people
Guidance outlining the responsibilities of NHS Scotland, Local Authorities, Integration Authorities, and their Housing and Education partners for the provision of equipment and adaptations, with the aim of supporting partnerships, across Scotland,
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Annex A: Summary of regulated procurements commencing In the next two financial years
Report on the procurement activity of the Scottish Government from April 2019 to March 2020
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Acknowledgements
This quality prescribing guide is intended to support clinicians across the multidisciplinary team and people with T2DM in shared decision-making and the effective use of medicines, and offers practical advice and options for tailoring care to the
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Questions about the National Care Service Bill
In summer 2022, we ran four National Care Service (NCS) Bill engagement sessions. A number of questions were asked during these sessions, so we have produced questions and answers (Q and A) for these. This is an easy read version of these.
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Valuing people who work in social care
This consultation sets out our proposals to improve the way we deliver social care in Scotland, following the recommendations of the Independent Review of Adult Social Care.
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