Neurological care and support - framework for action 2020-2025: midpoint progress report
The midpoint progress report marks the halfway point in the 5 year framework. It highlights key achievements, challenges and future priorities for improving neurology services as we continue to implement the framework.
Appendix 2: Members of National Advisory Committee for Neurological Conditions
Baroness Stephanie Fraser of Craigmaddie (Chair), Cerebral Palsy Scotland
Susan Walker (Deputy Co-chair), NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde
Dr Jenny Preston (Deputy Co-chair), NHS Ayrshire and Arran
Dr David Breen, NHS Lothian
Judith Newton, NHS Lothian
Tanith Muller, Neurological Alliance of Scotland / Parkinson's UK Scotland
Rona Johnson, Neurological Alliance of Scotland / Epilepsy Scotland
Dr Callum Duncan, NHS Grampian
Jamie Cochrane, Scottish Government / Centre for Sustainable Delivery
Gail Smith, NHS Tayside
Diane Fraser, Social Work Scotland
Dr Maggie Whyte, NHS Grampian
Wendy Forrest, Stirling and Clackmannan Health and Social Care Partnership
Claire Mellor, Scottish Government
Gerard Gahagan, Scottish Government
Richard Brewster, Scottish Government
Anissa Tonberg, Scottish Government
Declan Doherty, Scottish Government
Euan Bailey, Scottish Government
Former National Advisory Committee Members (involved since Framework launch)
Dr Richard Davenport, NHS Lothian
Anissa Tonberg, Neurological Alliance of Scotland / Epilepsy Scotland
Anita Stewart, Scottish Government
Jemma McGuffie, Scottish Government
Contact
Email: Clinical_Priorities@gov.scot
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