NHS Scotland

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NHS Scotland is the publicly funded healthcare system for Scotland, providing comprehensive medical services free at the point of use to residents.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf health service
publicly funded healthcare system
collaboratesWith Department of Health (Northern Ireland)
surface form: Health and Social Care in Northern Ireland

NHS England
NHS Wales
country Scotland
employs administrative staff
allied health professionals
doctors
nurses
established 1948
foundedAsPartOf National Health Service Act 1948
surface form: United Kingdom National Health Service reforms of 1948
fundedBy Scottish Government
general taxation
fundingModel publicly funded
governedBy Scottish Government directorates
surface form: Scottish Government Health and Social Care Directorates
hasComponent NHS organisations
surface form: NHS boards

special NHS boards
territorial NHS boards
hasProgramme health improvement initiatives
national screening programmes
vaccination programmes
headquartersLocation Edinburgh
keyPrinciple care based on clinical need, not ability to pay
free at the point of use
languageOfService English
Scottish Gaelic
other community languages as needed
legalJurisdiction Scots law (to a limited extent)
surface form: Scots law
numberOfSpecialBoards 7
numberOfTerritorialBoards 14
operatesIn Scotland
overseenBy Cabinet Secretary for Health
surface form: Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care (Scotland)
partOf National Health Service
policyArea healthcare in Scotland
populationServed residents of Scotland
visitors requiring emergency treatment in Scotland
prescriptionCharges no standard prescription charges for residents
providesService community health services
emergency care
maternity services
mental health services
prescription medicines
primary care
public health services
secondary care
tertiary care
serviceType comprehensive medical services
universal healthcare
usesSystem NHS number or equivalent patient identifiers

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Queen Margaret Hospital, Dunfermline healthcareSystem NHS Scotland
this entity surface form: National Health Service
NHS Wales collaboratesWith NHS Scotland
NHS Lothian partOf NHS Scotland
NHS Lothian parentOrganization NHS Scotland
NHS Fife partOf NHS Scotland
NHS Fife operatesIn NHS Scotland
this entity surface form: National Health Service in Scotland
Cabinet Secretary for Health worksWith NHS Scotland
this entity surface form: Chief Executive of NHS Scotland
NHS Tayside partOf NHS Scotland
BioQuarter collaboratesWith NHS Scotland
this entity surface form: National Health Service in Scotland
NHS policy shapedBy NHS Scotland
School of Pharmacy and Life Sciences associatedWith NHS Scotland
this entity surface form: National Health Service in Scotland
National Health Service (Scotland) Act 1947 implementedBy NHS Scotland
this entity surface form: Scottish health authorities
Belford Hospital healthcareSystem NHS Scotland
Belford Hospital isPartOf NHS Scotland
this entity surface form: NHS Scotland hospital network
HSC in Northern Ireland similarTo NHS Scotland
Scottish Ambulance Service partOf NHS Scotland
Scottish Ambulance Service collaboratesWith NHS Scotland
this entity surface form: NHS Scotland health boards
Royal Edinburgh Hospital partOf NHS Scotland
Directorate for Chief Medical Officer worksWith NHS Scotland
this entity surface form: National Health Service in Scotland
Directorate for Chief Nursing Officer worksWith NHS Scotland
this entity surface form: National Health Service in Scotland
Queen Elizabeth University Hospital healthcareSystem NHS Scotland
this entity surface form: National Health Service (NHS) Scotland
Queen Elizabeth University Hospital category NHS Scotland
this entity surface form: NHS Scotland hospitals