In addition to street surgeries, community events and stakeholder meetings, Lothian and Borders Police have also published an online survey to seek feedback. This survey should take no more than a few minutes and is viewed as a vital part of theirr consultation.
The survey provides the opportunity to be involved in future planning exercises, but should you choose not to, your answers will remain anonymous.
Thank you for your time and cooperation, your assistance is very much appreciated.
This consultation is seeking views on the national draft personal footcare guidance that has been developed by a multi-agency working group. This is a key action highlighted for implementation in the National Delivery Plan for Allied Health Professionals in Scotland, 2012-2015. The overall aim is to improve the way in which personal footcare for older people is supported and delivered through the implementation of training and good practice guidance.
Please see the Scottish Government website for the consultation documents.
Scottish Government News Release: Response to Doran Review
Children with complex additional support needs will have access to high quality services delivered where possible in their community. This is one of the main recommendations in the Doran Review (published on 13 November) to provide the best opportunities for children in Scotland with complex additional support needs.
The main findings of the review are:
The Doran Review Report sets out the strategic vision for provision for children and young people with complex additional support needs in Scotland. The review report sets out the findings and recommendations for provision across four themed areas; Culture, Complex Additional Support Needs and Expertise, Policy Choice and Learning Experiences, Interagency Working, Planning and Review, and National and Local Provision and the Role of the Scottish Government.
Meeting the needs of Scotland’s children and young people with complex additional support needs
The Scottish Government’s response to the Doran Review.
A consultation on a joint plan for older people, between NHS Lothian and the City of Edinburgh Council in partnership with Scottish Care and Edinburgh Voluntary Organisations’ Council (EVOC), is taking place until Friday 21 December 2012.
For more information and to download the documents, please see the CEC website.
