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was receiving the small receiving complex there spoke with
real enthusiasm about the opportunity to network with the
arrangement here.
There will be more support in place in the
unit planned with the Vale of Leven, there should be, it’s a
bigger volume of patients who will be managed but I think
there are opportunities both to learn from the experiences in
centres like Lochgilphead where at times by per force they
have to deal with case which will bypass the Vale of Leven
here because they can move to an acute site more rapidly.
So I think that point linked to the
Postgraduate Dean’s enthusiasm and his preparedness from day
one to put a training scheme in place is important, it means that
there’s a training environment again established within the
hospital and one that will yield candidates to staff that unit and
other units in the future.
PETER HAMILTON: Thank Tom.
MARGARET MCGREGOR: Good
afternoon, my name is Margaret McGregor and I’m a part of
the Vale of Leven Hospital Hospitalwatch Campaign Group
and we have had many, many consultation meetings and I have
met Mr Divers and many other cases and the whole situation is
still coming back to more questions, more consultation, but the
big questions we must ask, I have got a few questions to ask