Sentences with phrase «scottish health boards»
Last weekend, the Scottish first minister, Nicola Sturgeon, confirmed that regulations allowing Scottish health boards to provide abortion services to women from Northern Ireland would come into force at the beginning of November.
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Over half of the milk is now transferred out of GGC for use within all 14 Scottish health boards.
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The powers of the Insurance Commissions were assumed by the new Ministry of Health (and the Welsh and Scottish Boards for Health) in 1919.
«The Scottish government needs to intervene and work with both health boards to protect this arrangement, which currently benefits both Scottish and English patients.»
In January 2006, the STCA Board made history by voting to establish a Scottish Terrier Registry with the Canine Health Information Center, better known as CHIC.
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Instead, the judge preferred the test articulated by the Scottish Supreme Court in Montgomery v Lanarkshire Health Board [2015] UKSC 11, that the duty when advising a client of the risks of taking a particular course of action is: «to take reasonable care to ensure the [individual] is aware of any material risks involved in any recommended [course of action], and of any reasonable alternative».