Publications

All NHS trusts in Scotland have systems in place for identifying organs retained following post mortems and for dealing efficiently with relatives' enquiries.

The overview of the National Health Service in Scotland for the financial year 2000/01 highlights the continuing financial pressures facing Scotland's NHS trust

Supplies cover a wide range of goods such as uniforms, surgical gloves and infusion devices, and services as diverse as catering and radiography.

Poor information gathering may be preventing outpatients getting a better deal from the health service in Scotland.

The strategic statement has two purposes: To provide an opportunity for the Auditor General to outline his suggestions for the direction and priorities for publ

Local Healthcare Co-operatives (LHCCs) are voluntary groupings of general practitioners and primary healthcare professionals, accountable to Primary Healthcare

In this report into the problems facing the health service in Tayside, the Auditor General, Robert Black, has highlighted the need for careful management and mo

The report looks at the management of medical equipment by NHS trusts in Scotland over a one year period and concludes that the management of medical equipment