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Annex 1: Potential Productive Opportunities
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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Communication Aids (Augmentative and Alternative Communication - AAC)
Executive summary of new guidance relating to the provision of community equipment and housing adaptations to aid daily living for health boards, local authorities and their partners.
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5. Services Working for All
Consultation seeking views on a new digital strategy for Scotland, which reflects the changing digital world in which we live and the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Sustainable food procurement in the public sector
National food and drink policy published in 2009.
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The actions we will take
Our artificial intelligence (AI) strategy sets out a vision for AI in Scotland, the principles that will guide us, and the actions we’ll take to develop and strengthen our AI ecosystem over the next five years.
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4. Challenges
Findings from the review of care service definitions independent research project commissioned by the Scottish Government.
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Part 2 - What Local Living Looks Like
We are seeking views on this draft guidance on local living and 20 minute neighbourhoods to support the implementation of National Planning Framework 4 (NPF4).
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Introducing new technologies into the NHS in Scotland: A practical guide for industry
A practical guide to assist Medtech companies engage with the NHS in Scotland on the introduction of new technologies.
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Equality Impact Assessment
The Fire and Rescue Framework for Scotland 2016 sets out priorities and objectives for the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS).
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5. Section 2: Improving Scotland's international environmental impact
This report presents evidence and initial recommendations on how the Scottish Government could use the available policy levers to help ensure Scotland’s international environmental impact is sustainable.
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