SGHD definition

SGHD means the Scottish Government Health Directorates;
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SGHD means Scottish Government Health Directorates.
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SGHD means the Scottish Government Health and Social care Directorates;
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Examples of SGHD in a sentence

  • Guidance on the arrangements that shall apply to such applications has been agreed between SGHD, NHS Scotland employers and BMA Scotland.

  • The Group is made up of representatives from SGHD, Health Boards (which includes a representative from DoFs and a representative from Directors of HR), Audit Scotland, Counter Fraud Champions, the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscals Service and CFS senior staff.

  • Funding Robust business case and close dialogue with SGHD and West of Scotland Boards Organisational Effective communication and co-ordination of progress and emerging issues via Health Board representatives on Regional Planning Group, staff and patient representatives.

  • Optimism Bias has been assessed in accordance with SGHD and HM Treasury “Green Book Supplementary Guidance – Optimism Bias”.

  • If necessary, matters should then be escalated to the Chief Executive of NSS and thereafter the Scottish Government Health Directorate (SGHD).

  • In any case where there is disagreement between the Health Board and CFS over the application of the full range of sanctions that may be recommended in the CFS report, then: - the Health Board’s Accountable Officer must submit his/her concerns to the SGHD Director of Finance, copying the letter to the CFS Head of Service; - CFS must submit its concerns to the Health Board’s Accountable Officer, copying the letter to the SGHD Director of Finance.


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SGHD means the Scottish Government Health Directorate;
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