Expansion Programme Phasing Sample Clauses

Expansion Programme Phasing. It is acknowledged there will be a significant growth in demand for elective surgical care over the next 25 years and the specialties of ophthalmology and orthopaedics are likely to continue to experience some of the most significant increases in demand. In meeting this demand the GJF has been tasked by Scottish Government with planning the elective care requirements of the West Region population between now and 2035. As a National Board currently supporting every Health Board in Scotland, GJF will also engage with the North and East Regions to ensure there is continued support for each Health Board as necessary and to ensure there is robust capacity planning for additional elective care requirements to meet the predicted need for NHS Scotland by 2035. It is also noted that there is a significant number of patients currently treated within the private sector due to lack of capacity within the current system, that require to be treated within the NHS The GJF expansion programme is structured two phases as follows:  Phase One – delivery of additional ophthalmology elective care capacity  Phase Two – delivery of additional orthopaedic and other surgical elective care capacity The West of Scotland (WoS) population as defined in the National Project Initiation Document (PID) are those residents living in the following Health Board areas:  NHS Greater Glasgow and Xxxxx  NHS Ayrshire and Arran  NHS Lanarkshire  NHS Forth Valley  NHS Dumfries and Xxxxxxxx. The Health and Social Care Delivery Plan acknowledges these challenges in secondary care and has committed by 2021 to complete investment in new elective treatment capacity and expanding the Golden Jubilee with an aim to ensure there is high quality and adequate provision of elective care services to meet the needs of an ageing population. The purpose of this IA is two fold:
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