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Spotlight on: Health
Advice is good for your health - and we can prove it! The Scottish CAB Service delivers the Patient Advice and Support Service on behalf of NHS Scotland. We also contribute daily to the health and wellbeing of our clients and their families through helping them resolve their problems.
News
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13 Mar 2020
We've published a new advice page on coronavirus (COVID-19) and what it means for you.
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19 Jun 2017
Citizens Advice Scotland is today meeting with a number of organisations to discuss how to improve the use of medical evidence in the social security system
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2 Oct 2015
Over the last few months Skye & Lochalsh CAB's Sarah Morgan has researched and produced a report and catalogue of services on Mental Health Support in Skye and Lochalsh.
Publications
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Publication date: July 2019
Citizens Advice Scotland delivers free, independent, confidential advice and support for patients of the NHS in Scotland through the Patient Advice and Support Service (PASS).
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Publication date: July 2019
Citizens Advice Scotland received 232 responses to the Patient Advice and Support Service (PASS) client feedback survey between 1st April 2018 and 31st March 2019. Client satisfaction is high with 96% of respondents stating that they were either very satisfied (86%) or satisfied (10%) with the service.
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Publication date: January 2018
The Consumer Futures Unit (CFU) initiated research to find out how accessible information is to consumers on their rights and responsibilities for private water and sewerage services. This Insight Report, which accompanies a technical report (see below for download link), summarises the research that was undertaken, sets out the findings that emerged and provides policy recommendations.
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Publication date: December 2017
“Generally, we believe that the new regulations provide greater protection to those consuming private water from Type A supplies, and greater accountability for those responsible for supplying private drinking water.”
