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Mike Rumbles - Covid 19 update - 26th May
EASING OF LOCKDOWN RESTRICTIONS The First Minister has published the route map through and out of the crisis. As from Thursday 28th May the following changes to guidance will start. You will be able to meet people from one other household, though initially in small numbers, and at 2 meters dist...
Mike Rumbles - Covid 19 update - 18th May
The latest update from Mike Rumbles MSP and helpful information during the coronavirus outbreak. For direct information about symptoms or what to do if you think you may have coronavirus go to www.nhsinform.scot/coronavirus
Mike Rumbles - Covid 19 update
The latest update from Mike Rumbles MSP and helpful information during the coronavirus outbreak. For direct information about symptoms or what to do if you think you may have coronavirus go to www.nhsinform.scot/coronavirus
Deadline missed for 740 children seeking mental health treatment in NHS Grampian – Rumbles
Only 56% of youngsters referred to Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services under NHS Grampian in 2019 received treatment within 18 weeks, according to information provided by the Scottish Government to North East Liberal Democrat MSP Mike Rumbles today.
Three quarters of chronic pain sufferers in Grampian not seen within 18 week deadline
Only 26.6% of patients referred to cash strapped NHS Grampian for chronic pain received treatment within 18 weeks in the final quarter of 2019, according to figures published today by NHS Scotland’s Information Services Division.
A fifth of NHS Grampian cancer patients not treated within deadline
Cash strapped NHS Grampian failed to meet national standards for 224 (19%) patients waiting for urgent cancer treatment, during the first three quarters of 2019. Despite the Scottish Government’s own target for 95% of patients to receive treatment within 62 days.
