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Sandesh Gulhane S6M-10497.1 As an amendment to motion S6M-10497 in the name of Jackie Baillie (Protecting Specialist Neonatal Services in Lanarkshire), insert at end ", and understands that declining maternity services is not being experienced exclusively in Lanarkshire, with Dr Gray's Hospital in Elgin still waiting for its consultant-led

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The debate in the Scottish Parliament on the motion on protecting specialist neonatal services in Lanarkshire, tabled by Scottish Labour, from Wednesday 20 September. 3 months left to watch 1 hour

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Protecting Specialist Neonatal Services in Lanarkshire. Submitted by: Jackie Baillie , Dumbarton, Scottish Labour. Date lodged: Monday, 18 September 2023. Motion reference: S6M-10497. Current status: Taken in the Chamber on Wednesday, 20 September 2023.

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Jackie Bailie MSP brought forward a motion to debate this issue in the chamber on 20th September 2023. Meghan Gallagher MSP also extended this debate to support the petition to stop downgrading of specialist neonatal services in NHS Lanarkshire during Member's Business on 20th September 2023 in Scottish Parliament.

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The debate in the Scottish Parliament on the motion on protecting specialist neonatal services in Lanarkshire, tabled by Scottish Labour, from Wednesday 20 September.

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Statistics from the national neonatal audit have a very interesting story to tell about the coverage of nursing shifts. A comparison of statistics for quarter 2 of 2023—the latest available statistics—shows that, in Glasgow, coverage for nursing shifts in neonatal units was 65 per cent. In Edinburgh, the same coverage was 56 per cent.

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Wednesday 20 September 2023 Business Bulletin Iris Ghnothaichean Today's Business Meeting of the Parliament 2:00 pm Parliamentary Bureau Motions 2:00 pm Portfolio Questions followed by Scottish Labour Party Debate: Protecting Scotland's Nature followed by Scottish Labour Party Debate: Protecting Specialist Neonatal Services in Lanarkshire

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Scottish Labour Party spokeswoman for Health Jackie Baillie, condemned the "disastrous" plans ahead of the party's debate on protecting specialist neonatal services in Lanarkshire.

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The debate on protecting neonatal services in Lanarkshire, from Wednesday 20 September.

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Part of the debate - in the Scottish Parliament 20 September 2023. TheyWorkForYou Menu ... Neonatal Services (Lanarkshire) ... Alert me about debates like this « Previous speaker. See the whole debate. Alison Johnstone Green. The concludes the debate on protecting specialist neonatal services in Lanarkshire. See this speech in context; Tweet

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Ahead of a Scottish Labour Party Debate on protecting specialist neonatal services in Lanarkshire, health spokeswoman Jackie Baillie said: "The voices of clinicians and locals are clear - the

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followed by Scottish Labour Party Debate: Protecting Specialist Neonatal Services in Lanarkshire Jackie Baillie S6M-10497 That the Parliament is concerned by the Scottish Government's decision to downgrade the award-winning neonatal services in University Hospital Wishaw, which will result in newborn babies who require specialist care being

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Ex-MSP and former Scottish Health Secretary Alex Neil has accused his party colleagues of "betraying" the Lanarkshire community and most vulnerable in society, over plans to downgrade

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The leaders of five of Scotland's political parties go head to head in a special live BBC Scotland debate. John Swinney (SNP), Douglas Ross (Con), Anas Sarwar (Lab), Alex Cole-Hamilton (Lib-Dem

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Scottish party leaders clash on cost-of-living and NHS. The leaders of Scotland's larger political parties have gone head-to-head on the cost-of-living crisis and NHS waiting times during a BBC

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Ahead of a Scottish Labour Party Debate on protecting specialist neonatal services in Lanarkshire health spokeswoman Jackie Baillie said: "The voices of clinicians and locals are clear - the

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Health is a devolved issue so even if Keir Stammer wins next month, Labour won't be making decisions about the NHS in Scotland. For that reason, many of the plans in this manifesto - to reduce

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General election LIVE as Keir Starmer to face Rishi Sunak in live BBC TV debate. Follow all the latest news and reaction from the 2024 general election campaign from the Record's top team.

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Meghan Gallacher S6M-13090 That the Parliament welcomes the report submitted by Dr Hilary Cass on gender identity services for children and young people; recognises the report as a valid scientific document, and calls on the Scottish Government to implement the recommendations of the report that are applicable to NHS services in Scotland.Neil Gray S6M-13090.4 As an amendment to motion S6M

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- in the Scottish Parliament at 20 September 2023. I am not going to take any interventions. Like Jackie Baillie, I welcome the opportunity to congratulate Wishaw General's neonatal multidisciplinary team on being named the UK neonatal team of the year in 2023. The work that the unit does is remarkable, and hearing the words of parents who have written to me confirms that the care that it

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Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar has blamed the Scottish government for council cuts He said the local authority would protect the facilities for the rest of the council term but that its

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THE Electoral Commission have weighed in on whether Scottish Labour can be considered a political party - or if they are simply a branch office of the UK one. The political watchdog gave its verdict after being asked by a National reader to clarify whether it was Labour, or "Scottish Labour", which is standing a candidate in the

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It was ruled the Scottish plans would have interfered with UK-wide equalities legislation. Labour's plans would involve ditching the panel of doctors and lawyers that approve gender recognition certificates (GRC) - the document allowing transgender people to have their affirmed gender legally recognised - and only requiring one doctor to be involved in the process.