National Qualifications experience 2020 - rapid review: our response
Our response to the recommendations in the rapid review of National Qualifications experience report 2020.
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National Qualifications experience 2020: rapid review
Professor Mark Priestley of the University of Stirling was commissioned by the Scottish Government to lead an independent review of the processes through which National Qualifications were awarded in 2020 after exams were cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Coronavirus (COVID-19): evidence paper - October 2020
Paper from the Scottish Government's senior clinical advisers summing up evidence on infection trends, confirmed cases, hospital use and deaths, and how these vary across Scotland.
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Coronavirus (COVID-19): adult care homes - additional data
Weekly data on COVID-19 in adult care homes in Scotland.
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Coronavirus (COVID-19): PPE distribution statistics
These statistics show the latest number of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) items which have been issued to the health and social care system in Scotland by National Services Scotland.
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Pesticide usage: outdoor vegetable crops 2019
Information from a survey of pesticide use on outdoor vegetable crops grown in Scotland during 2019.
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Coronavirus (COVID-19): guidance on critical care management of adult patients
Guidance for healthcare practitioners working in critical care environments and staff involved in the planning and delivery of critical care services.
This publication is part of a collection: Coronavirus (COVID-19): guidance
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COVID-19 Education Recovery Group minutes: 17 September 2020
Minutes and papers from 17 September 2020 meeting of the COVID-19 Education Recovery Group.
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COVID-19 Education Recovery Group minutes: 24 September 2020
Minutes and papers from 24 September 2020 meeting of the COVID-19 Education Recovery Group.
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Supply chain resilience and diversity: SPPN 9/2020
This policy note reminds public bodies of practical steps that should be taken to support supply chains and help reduce the risk of disruption to supplies caused by supply chain vulnerabilities and surges in demand.
This publication is part of a collection: Scottish Procurement Policy Notes (SPPNs)