| Publication date | Publication title | Recommendation | Reviewed | Status |
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| 21st May 2026 | Custody inspection report - Edinburgh | 5. NHS Lothian should ensure that IPC audits are completed in a way that reliably identifies damage to the care environment and that repairs are carried out to allow effective cleaning and decontamination. |
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| 21st May 2026 | Custody inspection report - Edinburgh | 6. Police Scotland should ensure that clinical waste bags are securely stored. |
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| 21st May 2026 | Custody inspection report - Edinburgh | 7. NHS Lothian should ensure staff are compliant with Immediate Life Support training. |
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| 21st May 2026 | Custody inspection report - Edinburgh | 8. Police Scotland should ensure that custody staff follow Criminal Justice Service Division guidance in relation to maintaining confidentiality when patients are undergoing interventions and treatments by the healthcare team. |
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| 21st May 2026 | Custody inspection report - Edinburgh | 9. NHS Lothian should review the Standard Operating Procedures related to medicines management to ensure that guidance on the safe and effective use of medicines is clearly defined. Healthcare staff must adhere to the Standard Operating Procedures in place. |
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| 21st May 2026 | Custody inspection report - Edinburgh | 10. NHS Lothian should ensure that compliance aids are labelled in accordance with legal requirements, including correct administration guidance and appropriate warnings. |
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| 3rd March 2026 | Citing witnesses in the sheriff court | 1. COPFS and Police Scotland should: (a) review the targets in the ‘Protocol for witness citation targets’ to take account of the business rules on automatic citing and removal of intermediate diets in summary case management cases. Compliance with these targets should be monitored and performance data analysed; and (b) ensure all citation performance data is measurable and is collected, analysed and reported through governance structures to monitor performance across both organisations. |
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| 3rd March 2026 | Citing witnesses in the sheriff court | 2. COPFS and Police Scotland should develop a clear and consistent method of identifying all costs associated with the citation process and police officer court attendance. |
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