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Long-term Monitoring of Health Inequalities March 2023 report
Annual update of the long-term monitoring of health inequalities headline indicators.
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Suspected drug deaths in Scotland: October to December 2022
This quarterly report presents Police Scotland management information to provide an indication of current trends in suspected drug deaths in Scotland.
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- Suspected drug deaths in Scotland
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Scottish local government finance - Green Book: 2023-2024
Scottish Local Government Finance Settlement 2023-24: Funding Allocation Formula.
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- Local government finance statistics
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Dementia strategy - national conversation: what people told us
High-level summary of the collective written and oral evidence we received on our national conversation to information a new dementia strategy. It outlines the range of responses received, as well as the evidence-based rigour we brought to this analysis through using thematic analysis techniques.
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Supplementary Adult Social Care Expenditure Data by Client Group (LFR SC): 2021-22
Supplementary Adult Social Care expenditure data from 2021-22, split by client group and Local Authority. Previously collected in LFR 03, but removed because of data quality concerns.
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Free Personal and Nursing Care, Scotland, 2021-22
Statistics release presenting data on the number of people aged 18 and over that benefit from Free Personal Care (FPC) and Free Nursing Care (FNC) in Scotland, and the amount that Local Authorities spend on personal care services.
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- Free personal and nursing care
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Health and Wellbeing Census Scotland 2021- 2022
Statistical publication providing information on the Health and Wellbeing Census 2021/22.
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Health and Wellbeing Census Scotland 2021-2022: technical report
Technical report for the Health and Wellbeing Census 2021/22.
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Transitions to adulthood for disabled young people: literature review
A literature review, commissioned by the Scottish Government, of existing Scottish, UK and International evidence on the experiences faced by disabled young people during their transition to adulthood. The review also explores best practice in supporting disabled young people during this time.
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Transitions to adulthood for disabled young people: literature review - easy read
Easy read version of the literature review, commissioned by the Scottish Government, of existing research and evidence on disabled young people’s experiences of transitions to adulthood.