| Publication date | Publication title | Recommendation | Reviewed | Status |
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| 9th July 2025 | Custody inspection report - Forth Valley | 1. NHS Lothian must review the prescribing processes in Falkirk police custody centre and strengthen the governance of medication prescribing. |
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| 9th July 2025 | Custody inspection report - Forth Valley | 2. NHS Lothian should ensure all staff receive appropriate training and guidance to support the use of compliance aids. |
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| 9th July 2025 | Custody inspection report - Forth Valley | 3. NHS Lothian and REAS should continue to review their pathways for people who use the Substance Use Service to ensure it aligns to the principles of the MAT standards. |
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| 9th July 2025 | Custody inspection report - Forth Valley | 4. NHS Lothian should ensure that all detainees at risk of nicotine withdrawal are offered nicotine replacement therapy. |
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| 9th July 2025 | Custody inspection report - Forth Valley | 5. NHS Lothian should ensure that take home naloxone is offered to all detainees in accordance with the induction policy. |
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| 9th July 2025 | Custody inspection report - Forth Valley | 6. NHS Lothian should urgently review the options for the delivery of BBV testing so that it is available in Falkirk custody centre. |
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| 6th March 2025 | Custody Inspection Report - Greater Glasgow | 1. Police Scotland should examine the staffing levels at the custody centres in Glasgow and make arrangements to ensure that appropriate staff resource is in place to maintain safe and effective custody centre operations. |
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| 6th March 2025 | Custody Inspection Report - Greater Glasgow | 2. Police Scotland should ensure that an appropriate level of management presence is maintained at custody centres in order to improve the quality and consistency of operational practice and to ensure compliance with approved protocols and standards. |
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