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Office of the Children's Commissioner (Remove filter)

Published by Office of the Children's Commissioner, 29 June 2012

This report, published by the Office of the Children's Commissioner, combines data from primary and secondary sources to produce compelling evidence about children and young people’s experiences of...

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Published by Cancer Research UK;Action on Smoking and Health (ASH), 15 January 2018

Local authorities have dramatically reduced budgets for Stop Smoking Services, according to a new report.   Figures from Cancer Research UK and Action on Smoking and Health (ASH) show half of...

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Office of the Children's Commissioner (Remove filter)

Published by Office of the Children's Commissioner, 22 March 2013

This report focuses on how good established, new and emerging health systems are at engaging children and young people in decision-making about health service design and delivery. It explores how...

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Published by Office of the Children's Commissioner, 25 November 2015

This is the first report of the Children's Commissioner's inquiry into child sex abuse within the family and its network. Although child sex abuse is the subject of considerable public concern, ...

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Scottish Health Council (Remove filter)

Published by Scottish Health Council, 11 October 2019

This report sets out the findings from a Scottish Health Council survey of all General Practices in Scotland on how they currently engage with patients and the public and was designed to help...

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Published by Scottish Health Council, 01 May 2015

The Scottish Government’s Scottish Cosmetic Interventions Expert Group asked us to gather views from the public on what type of cosmetic interventions should be provided by the NHS in...

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