Category: Reports
Primary Care Phased Investment Programme – evaluation progress report: March 2025
HIS PCPIP evaluation progress report: March 2025
Hospital at Home quarterly report – Q3: March 2025
Hospital at Home Progress Report Quarter 3: March 2025
Positive pharmacy experiences for those accessing substance use services
These outputs provide insight into the views of those using pharmacy services. They provide examples of how this can be done as part of community engagement when health and social care services are being planned or reviewed.
Gathering views on the HIS Anti-Racism Plan
Healthcare Improvement Scotland asked us to carry out a piece of focused engagement to help inform its anti-racism plan.
Self declaration and assessment of controlled drugs governance arrangements: November 2024 and June 2025
Self declaration and assessment of controlled drugs governance arrangements: Scottish designated bodies. Published January 2025
Fourteenth Citizens’ Panel report
The fourteenth Citizens’ Panel survey was carried out between June and September 2024.
The survey asked questions on two topics:
Realistic Medicine and Value Based Health and Care
NHS Reform
A total of 545 responses (50% response rate) were received, either by post, email or by telephone.
Annual whistleblowing report 2023-2024: October 2024
Annual whistleblowing report 2023-2024. Published October 2024
Death certification review service annual report 2023 – 2024: October 2024
Death certification review service annual report 2023 – 2024. Published October 2024
A report on Dumfries and Galloway Health and Social Care Partnership’s consultation on the future of cottage hospitals
This report provides our assessment on whether the engagement and consultation process undertaken by Dumfries and Galloway Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP) on the future of 4 cottage hospitals has met the requirements and expectations set out in national guidance.
Gathering Views on implanted medical devices
The Scottish Government’s Medical Devices and Legislation Unit asked us to find out about patients’ experiences of receiving an implanted medical device, sometimes known as an implant.
Based on our findings we made 6 recommendations to the Scottish Government.