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  1. Appendix 2 Revised Logic Model – Universal Health Visiting Pathway

    The Universal Health Visiting Pathway was introduced in Scotland in 2015 to refocus the approach to health visiting. This is the first report of 4 that provides findings of the National Evaluation of Health Visiting. It focuses on primary research

    Part of:
    Universal Health Visiting Pathway evaluation - phase 1: main report - primary research with health visitors and parents and case note review
  2. Redress For Survivors (Historical Child Abuse In Care) (Scotland) Act 2021: statutory guidance – applicants with convictions for serious offences

    Statutory guidance for Scotland's Redress Scheme. This guidance provides further information on the process, procedure and factors to be taken into consideration where an applicant has a relevant criminal conviction for a serious offence.

    Part of:
    Scotland's Redress Scheme
  3. Footnotes

    Summary of results for the Equality Impact Assessment (EQIA) undertaken to consider the impacts on equality of Scotland’s National Strategy for Economic Transformation Programme 5: A Fairer and More Equal Society Equality Impact Assessment (Record

    Part of:
    Scotland's National Strategy for Economic Transformation Programme 5: A Fairer and More Equal Society Equality Impact Assessment (Record and Results)
  4. THE ROLE OF THE REGISTERED SOCIAL WORKER IN STATUTORY INTERVENTIONS: GUIDANCE FOR LOCAL AUTHORITIES

    Guidance focuses on the role of the registered social worker in formal statutory interventions.

    Part of:
    Role of the registered social worker in statutory interventions: guidance for local authorities
  5. 1. INTRODUCTION

    The review focusses on data sources not already in use in the evaluation (eg in the baseline report or on the Assessing Legacy website) that could shed insight into the extent to which Scotland’s games legacy ambitions are met over time,

    Part of:
    The Potential of Existing Cross-Sectional and Longitudinal Surveys to Support the Commonwealth Games 2014 Legacy Evaluation
  6. 5. CULTURAL ACTIVITIES

    The review focusses on data sources not already in use in the evaluation (eg in the baseline report or on the Assessing Legacy website) that could shed insight into the extent to which Scotland’s games legacy ambitions are met over time,

    Part of:
    The Potential of Existing Cross-Sectional and Longitudinal Surveys to Support the Commonwealth Games 2014 Legacy Evaluation
  7. Question 5: Guidance

    Analysis of responses to our public consultation which sought views on how multi-agency risk assessment and working for victims of domestic abuse could best be improved.

    Part of:
    Risk assessment and interventions for victims of domestic abuse: consultation response analysis
  8. 2. Prevention

    Research findings about how effectively local health systems seek to support pregnant women and children up to Primary 1 to have a healthy weight.

    Part of:
    Healthy weight - local health systems support for pregnant women and young children: research
  9. Appendix A: Consultation with Businesses Questionnaire

    Final Business and Regulatory Impact Assessment (BRIA) for proposed changes to the Single Use Carrier Bags (Scotland) Regulations 2021.

    Part of:
    The Single Use Carrier Bags (Scotland) Amendment Regulations 2021: business and regulatory impact assessment
  10. Theme Two – Assistance for those facing redundancy

    Across four themes, this report sets out the Scottish Government’s response to the recommendations made by The Enterprise and Skills Strategic Board sub-group for immediate action to mitigate rising levels of unemployment across Scotland due to

    Part of:
    Addressing the labour market emergency: Scottish Government response
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