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  1. ANNEX B ORGANISATIONAL ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

    Management of Public Health Incidents: Guidance on the Roles and Responsibilities of NHS led Incident Management Teams - October 2011

    Part of:
    Management of Public Health Incidents: Guidance on the Roles and Responsibilities of NHS led Incident Management Teams - October 2011
  2. 3. Improving health and well-being

    The National Delivery Plan will apply to AHPs from across Health and Social Care and it will provide a strategic platform for future AHP activity, demonstrating the contribution and impact that AHPs can and do have on the delivery of national policy.

    Part of:
    AHPs as agents of change in health and social care - The National Delivery Plan for the Allied Health Professions in Scotland, 2012 - 2015
  3. 5. Conclusion

    Progress made so far on supporting allied health professions children and young people (AHP CYP) community and direction for 2018-2020.

    Part of:
    Ready to Act: interim report on implementation and recommendations
  4. The Charter for Safe Havens in Scotland

    The Charter for Safe Havens sets out the agreed principles and standards for the routine operation of Safe Havens in Scotland where data from electronic records can be used to support research when it is not practicable to obtain individual patient

    Part of:
    Charter for Safe Havens in Scotland: Handling Unconsented Data from National Health Service Patient Records to Support Research and Statistics.
  5. 1. Introduction

    This draft plan sets out our aim to removing barriers and enabling disabled people to enjoy equal access to citizenship. Over 50 commitments will help us deliver the four outcomes and three cross cutting themes that will bring about change to

    Part of:
    United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD) The Scottish Government's Draft Delivery Plan (2016-2020) - Consultation
  6. 1. Introduction

    This draft plan sets out our aim to removing barriers and enabling disabled people to enjoy equal access to citizenship. Over 50 commitments will help us deliver the four outcomes and three cross cutting themes that will bring about change to

    Part of:
    United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD) The Scottish Government's Draft Delivery Plan (2016-2020) - Consultation
  7. Older People's Collaborative

    Annual report in relation to improving the quality and efficiency of healthcare in Scotland.

    Part of:
    Healthcare quality and efficiency support team: annual report 2013
  8. Executive Summary

    This report uses SSA data from 1999 onwards to explore changing attitudes to government, the economy and public services. It also discusses findings on who people think should be responsible for providing and paying for particular public services.

    Part of:
    Scottish Social Attitudes Survey 2011: Core Module - Attitudes to Government, the Economy and Public Services in Scotland
  9. 4 What does the mental health officer do?

    The New Mental Health Act: A guide to the role of the mental health officer - Information for service users and their carers

    Part of:
    The New Mental Health Act: A guide to the role of the mental health officer - Information for service users and their carers
  10. 7 Overcoming Barriers to Equality and Diversity on Third Sector Boards

    The Employment Research Institute was commissioned by the Scottish Government to identify how barriers to equality and diversity representation at board level in public, private and third sector organisations could be overcome, particularly for women

    Part of:
    Overcoming Barriers to Equality and Diversity Representation on Public, Private and Third Sector Boards in Scotland
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