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treating fewer out patients in | patients | and day case patients now |
preventing dental disease amongst their | patients | as well as treating disease |
nhs is treating fewer out | patients | in patients and day case |
cutting waiting times treating more | patients | more quickly and offering greater |
in scotland is treating more | patients | than ever before and welcomes |
in scotland is treating more | patients | than ever before and welcomes |
than in 1999 that fewer | patients | are being seen within the |
12 700 fewer elective in | patients | were seen older people are |
1999 83 494 fewer out | patients | were seen than in march |
21 per cent fewer out | patients | were seen within nine weeks |
will be able to offer | patients | with an eating disorder an |
introduce dedicated residential units for | patients | with an eating disorder in |
dedicated nhs facilities exist for | patients | with an eating disorder s1w |
to provide residential care to | patients | with an eating disorder s1w |
provide day care support to | patients | with an eating disorder s1w |
how it will ensure that | patients | with symptoms of mental disorder |
employed interpreters to liaise between | patients | and doctors juanita introduced herself |
and hospital doctors can refer | patients | at risk of osteoporosis for |
doctors can spend with their | patients | by enhancing the roles of |
male observers with women doctors | patients | groups and nurses excluded from |
doctors to perform lobotomies on | patients | who are too mentally ill |
out patients live patients dead | patients | all of the walking wounded |
in patients out patients live | patients | dead patients all of the |
may go in patients out | patients | live patients dead patients all |
in patients and day case | patients | now than in 1999 that |
no draught may go in | patients | out patients live patients dead |
monitorin the levels o baith | patients | the patients war held in |
medical treatment from repeatedly violent | patients | to include patients who threaten |
levels o baith patients the | patients | war held in ajynin cubicles |
repeatedly violent patients to include | patients | who threaten violence s1o 5437 |
caters for terminally ill cancer | patients | and st magnus day hospital |
this initiative to support cancer | patients | and their families and friends |
operative cancer and chronic disease | patients | are malnourished accepts that many |
is extremely anxious concerning cancer | patients | around 50 of whom are |
improve the service for cancer | patients | at the beatson oncology unit |
to improve services to cancer | patients | s1o 4875 13 mr duncan |
colorectal lung and prostate cancer | patients | who currently participate in clinical |
executive which group of cancer | patients | will benefit from the increased |
the incidence of critically ill | patients | being turned away from hospitals |
want children in schools and | patients | in hospitals to have access |
are malnourished accepts that many | patients | move between hospitals and the |
of resource transfer funds for | patients | resettled from psychiatric hospitals to |
at hospitals are affordable for | patients | visitors and staff s1o 5808 |
in clean hospitals and see | patients | when they need to be |
be clean hospitals and when | patients | will be cared for by |
illness and waste caused when | patients | acquiring infections in hospital currently |
a problem some 2 798 | patients | are awaiting hospital discharge 239 |
busting drugs by paramedics before | patients | are taken to hospital for |
deliver clot busting drugs before | patients | are taken to hospital for |
deliver clot busting drugs before | patients | are taken to hospital for |
scottish executive how many hospital | patients | categorised as delayed discharges are |
since 1999 and how many | patients | have been discharged from hospital |
unilaterally deciding not to take | patients | out of hospital because it |
of care and treatment for | patients | released from the state hospital |
hospital which offers rehabilitation for | patients | such as stroke victims in |
stay in hospital as older | patients | take longer than average to |
rise that 19 000 more | patients | wait for hospital treatment and |
hospital services under threat and | patients | waiting longer for treatment and |
to do their jobs properly | patients | are waiting far too long |
for innovative scottish solutions putting | patients | first and cutting waiting times |
and peer support networks putting | patients | first cutting waiting times more |
certain conditions or removal of | patients | from the waiting list in |
average waiting time were for | patients | on the waiting lists for |
2 april 2002 how many | patients | were on the waiting list |
the scottish executive whether any | patients | who face a long waiting |
of herceptin to clinically suitable | patients | for the treatment of secondary |
treatment is available to nhs | patients | s1w 31126 john young to |
for the treatment of nhs | patients | s1w 31127 jackie baillie to |
of the number of nhs | patients | that will receive treatment in |
to pharmacological treatment and ensure | patients | understand their medication and adhere |
how many health board areas | patients | who are awaiting orthodontic treatment |
change in the interests of | patients | 3 ministerial statement the minister |
change in the interests of | patients | after debate the amendment was |
not in the interests of | patients | and is committed to rebuilding |
not in the interests of | patients | and is committed to rebuilding |
to put the interests of | patients | and their families first at |
to put the interests of | patients | and their families first at |
i expect the panel and | patients | clinicians to put the interests |
in the interests of the | patients | he was right to do |
interests of himself and his | patients | is necessary for him to |
interests of himself and his | patients | is necessary for the performance |
encourage nhs boards to allow | patients | access to their own records |
many a only take nhs | patients | and b practise privately alongside |
the scottish executive whether nhs | patients | can be referred to a |
nhs of the standard that | patients | in scotland are entitled to |
on the discrimination of elderly | patients | in the nhs business bulletin |
the provision of care to | patients | in the nhs in response |
it is making in promoting | patients | rights in the nhs s1o |
to information services for nhs | patients | s1o 6350 6 scott barrie |
provide emergency cover to those | patients | under their nhs terms of |
nhs providing the care that | patients | want at the time and |
compensation is available to nhs | patients | who believe they have suffered |
fife nhs board to refer | patients | with severe dependency on alcohol |
expense for the benefit of | patients | and the service i want |
the scottish executive how many | patients | benefit from free prescriptions in |
board area and also benefit | patients | from further afield we do |
tayside for the benefit of | patients | we are working in that |
scottish parliament to ensure that | patients | who might benefit from beta |
might benefit the number of | patients | who receive the medication will |
department that she then attended | patients | will benefit increasingly from integrated |
however we already knew that | patients | get travel expenses because there |
reimburse the travelling expenses of | patients | not eligible under the travel |
on the maximum distances which | patients | should be required to travel |
able to travel but if | patients | who are in pain are |
should not need to travel | patients | who suffer from many conditions |
the minister s reference to | patients | who travel long distances the |
emergency dental services for unregistered | patients | and is currently discussing with |
the scottish executive how many | patients | are currently awaiting admission to |
the scottish executive how many | patients | are currently given access to |
the scottish executive how many | patients | are currently registered with general |
to ensure that we involve | patients | and front line staff in |
service organisation in collaboration with | patients | and front line staff often |
kind must be good for | patients | and staff as they offer |
to minimise travelling distances for | patients | and staff when considering location |
to increase safety for staff | patients | and the public in every |
to increase safety for staff | patients | and the public in every |
front line staff know their | patients | best they know what their |
the interest of staff and | patients | brian adam north east scotland |
all staff who work with | patients | i understood that that was |
staff are fully informed about | patients | in their caseload s1w 15104 |
professional staff available to treat | patients | we will put the patient |
scotland in improving services for | patients | and believes that continued implementation |
scotland in improving services for | patients | and believes that continued implementation |
health reforms improving services to | patients | and playing a major part |
care services for mental health | patients | carers and professionals and believes |
made available so that all | patients | have equal access to services |
services around the needs of | patients | notes that this often leads |
services around the needs of | patients | notes that this often leads |
the common services agency on | patients | ready for discharge in each |
delivery of health services for | patients | requires a combination of sustained |
services are available for stroke | patients | s1w 12220 mary scanlon to |
patient advocacy services to assist | patients | unable to make informed choices |
has to ensure that all | patients | are provided with product information |
quality of care provided to | patients | in scotland the deputy minister |
maintain the service provided to | patients | particularly in rural areas of |
of hours care for dental | patients | than is provided anywhere else |
ensure that all multiple sclerosis | patients | are assessed at the earliest |
to ensure the safety of | patients | in ochil and stirling constituencies |
to ensure the safety of | patients | in ochil and stirling constituencies |
to ensure that all new | patients | starting on methadone have sufficient |
how it will ensure that | patients | with symptoms of learning disability |
are put in front of | patients | have cups with lids that |
being experienced by hip replacement | patients | in glasgow s1o 3789 24 |
are in place to help | patients | who require repeat prescriptions s1o |
to give timeous access to | patients | records in cases of complaint |
the scottish executive how many | patients | a under 21 years b |
scottish executive how many stroke | patients | are cared for in dedicated |
scottish executive how many in | patients | broken down by nhsis trust |
the scottish executive how many | patients | have contracted methicillin resistant staphylococcus |
were cancelled and of these | patients | how many were not re |
the scottish executive how many | patients | in the glasgow springburn parliamentary |
stay by that stage many | patients | must be exasperated with the |
the scottish executive how many | patients | with drug or alcohol dependency |
function tests are available to | patients | of gps in the fife |
claims available to any such | patients | s1w 9205 dorothy grace elder |
who stood up for the | patients | and who caused the most |
scottish executive whether heart attack | patients | in angus who are not |
care for persons who are | patients | patient having the same meaning |
the grampian area who have | patients | registered with them under national |
children and of our neurotic | patients | they hated their father who |
diagnosed and treated and how | patients | who are most at risk |
a register is held of | patients | who are prescribed benzodiazepines s1w |
1978 act or b are | patients | who care for other persons |
for justice four years ago | patients | who had been infected with |
scotland more than half of | patients | who have a hip fracture |
orthopaedic beds are used by | patients | who have had hip fractures |
plans it has to compensate | patients | who have suffered adverse effects |
constant pressure of dealing with | patients | who have waited too long |
the methods of alerting any | patients | who may have been at |
significant and growing number of | patients | who require oral anticoagulation medication |
to reduce the number of | patients | who suffer from coronary heart |
decision to refuse compensation to | patients | with haemophilia who contracted hepatitis |
on the maximum number of | patients | a dentist may have s1w |
relatively small number of ms | patients | for whom beta interferon is |
the limited number of the | patients | that would be suitable for |
not provide the care the | patients | need is to ignore the |
care team delivering for the | patients | of scotland mr mcaveety i |
never get back together and | patients | often go into unsuitable accommodation |
there is marked regional variation | patients | are able to get beta |
ayrshire and arran elsewhere new | patients | are unlikely to be able |
best they know what their | patients | want and how they could |
investigation concerning how post operative | patients | with heart transplants are being |
and improving service delivery to | patients | are compatible with meeting financial |
improvements in service delivery to | patients | irene mcgugan i thank the |
lists and service delivery to | patients | will she outline what measures |
taken to consult representatives of | patients | and carers in relation to |
is being taken to protect | patients | from contracting methicillin resistant staphylococcus |
not it the case that | patients | pupils and victims of crime |
make room for more acute | patients | in 1999 there were about |
unstinting kindness and support to | patients | and their families and considers |
make changes to improve their | patients | experience the key to reform |
than a fifth of deaf | patients | leave their doctor unsure of |
i said they treat their | patients | like human beings he lauched |
on the health of their | patients | that contrasts dramatically with the |
that diagnostic technology enables these | patients | to self monitor their blood |
their condition anywhere in scotland | patients | will be empowered to do |
over the long term for | patients | with head injuries in scotland |
than 50 per cent of | patients | in the grampian area are |
than with the alzheimer s | patients | themselves yeah m1163: yeah yeah |
designated for elderly or geriatric | patients | s1w 17585 mr adam ingram |
in scotland only take private | patients | s1w 22124 tommy sheridan to |
have established a register of | patients | with diabetes s1w 8740 nora |
executive why survival rates for | patients | admitted following a stroke are |
notes that some of these | patients | are travelling from as far |
are in direct contact with | patients | every day they work tirelessly |
what risks there are to | patients | from the use of clot |
are one of my special | patients | i should like to undertake |
represent an enormous amount of | patients | the sign guidelines are due |
those other persons are themselves | patients | this subsection being construed in |
support group that post operative | patients | have discovered on arrival at |
on the line for her | patients | we have to recognise that |
health professionals unable to help | patients | speedily due to the lack |
and health visitors when visiting | patients | supported by dorothy grace elder |
in multidisciplinary teams to meet | patients | needs more effectively and to |
problems as well as enabling | patients | to spend more time with |
be doing with alzheimer s | patients | with people with memory problems |
will deliver increasing benefits for | patients | with the objective of high |
will deliver increasing benefits for | patients | with the objective of high |
for medical conditions that the | patients | define as gulf war related |
regard to what it charges | patients | for car parking it charges |
give an assurance to the | patients | of tayside for example that |
3 000 beds occupied by | patients | ready for discharge is further |
establish a special unit for | patients | sent for psychiatric assessment by |
prescribing of donepezil hydrochlor for | patients | suffering from alzheimer s disease |
rejects the idea of asking | patients | to pay for treatments deemed |
whether it plans to allow | patients | to return unused and unopened |
multiple sclerosis whether all such | patients | will be given a neurological |
much it costs to send | patients | not only all over scotland |
of osteoporosis and that all | patients | suffering a fragility fracture or |
to allow better transfer of | patients | and booking of appointments and |
cut down travelling time by | patients | encourage local councils to protect |
back to the point about | patients | getting the right medicine at |
sector to diagnose and treat | patients | in local communities we will |
50 per cent of osteoporosis | patients | return to full independent living |
be fed to children or | patients | robin harper i did not |
to say to nurses and | patients | that we have listened to |
will as capacity expands give | patients | the freedom to choose any |
as victims of crime and | patients | amend the social justice strategy |
diagnosis and assessment of new | patients | however it is a matter |
profound emotional ambivalence within his | patients | in the act of primitive |
of sick and dying implant | patients | in the us and of |
were juvenile delinquents or mental | patients | or dissidents of some sort |
elder plight of chronic pain | patients | thursday 28 february 2002 9 |
use in clinical practice some | patients | do not respond so well |
fit would happen fan the | patients | died the place would be |
the pain that is suffered | patients | great anxieties about what the |
fremmit the ootlinned the ferfochan | patients | hickled ooto the psychiatric units |
neither he advises baith his | patients | tae haud aff an reive |
wes pure an fu o | patients | the mairchin baun wes ane |