Deadline extended: No Deal - EU Exit - Social Care Survey

The Scottish Government is working with a wide range of local and national organisations to help support contingency planning in the social care sector in response to the possibility of a No Deal EU exit. As part of this work they have commissioned Scottish Care to research the social care sector's preparedness, levels of contingency planning and resilience factors. This will mean over the next few months as part of this work, they will be looking for sector leaders to share their concerns in 3 separate survey's. These surveys will start by looking at clinical consumables.


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Technology Supporting People

Campaign encourages people to take control of their health, care and wellbeing using everyday technology.

A new campaign launched by NHS Education for Scotland (NES) encourages people to use everyday technology such as mobile phones and tablets to control and manage their own health, care and wellbeing.


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NHS Health Scotland survey

NHS Health Scotland is currently in the process of reviewing ‘Setting the Table: Nutritional Guidance’ to ensure it is current, accurate and in the most suitable format for purpose. We would really appreciate it if you are able to take a moment to complete the following survey to share your thoughts on the resource. Your feedback is crucial  to ensuring the new resource meets the needs of its users.


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Reminder: No Deal - EU Exit - Social Care Survey

The Scottish Government is working with a wide range of local and national organisations to help support contingency planning in the social care sector in response to the possibility of a No Deal EU exit. As part of this work they have commissioned Scottish Care to research the social care sector's preparedness, levels of contingency planning and resilience factors. This will mean over the next few months as part of this work, they will be looking for sector leaders to share their concerns in 3 separate survey's. These surveys will start by looking at clinical consumables.   


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Learning from significant case reviews – March 2015 to April 2018

A report on 25 significant case reviews has highlighted that some agencies in Scotland did not always recognise or respond adequately or quickly enough in some of the most serious child protection cases.


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