Our research and reports
1. My Neuro Survey: The most recent iteration of the My Neuro Survey closes on the 15 November 2024. This is the largest patient experience survey of people affected by neurological conditions, including friends and family, in the UK. NAoS promoted the survey across our networks to gather as many responses as possible in Scotland. You can find out more here: My Neuro Survey
Our members’ work
Members of the Neurological Alliance of Scotland are extremely active. Take a look at some of the reports, projects and other items of interest that they have produced recently.
Please contact us if you want to share your organisation’s work here.
Policy Work
Where there are policies or strategic plans that are pan-neurological, the Neurological Alliance of Scotland works with our membership through our Policy Group to create a response. As and when we submit a consultation response, we will put the information up on this page here.
In September 2024 Alice Struthers, Programme Director, published a blog about the Minister’s response to NAoS member questions on the National Care Service. You can read the response here.
In August 2024, we hosted a meeting with Edel Harris, Chair of the Independent Review of Adult Disability Payment, so members could share their feedback on the new system directly to the review. This coincided with the official consultation period for the Independent Review of Adult Disability Payment.
In August 2024, we submitted a detailed response to the Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill Calls for Views. This response was drafted in collaboration with our members. You can read our response here: Response from The Neurological Alliance of Scotland- Call for Views
Neurological Care and Support Framework 2020-2025
This is an exciting time for the neurological community in Scotland. Scotland’s first five year plan for neurological conditions - Neurological Care and Support in Scotland: A Framework for Action 2020 - 2025 - was published in December 2019.
- Read the Framework for Action.
- Read the Neurological Alliance of Scotland's response to the Framework for Action.
- Read the draft plan, which was put out to consultation in 2018.
- Read the the Neurological Alliance of Scotland’s response to the draft Neurological Action Plan.
Scottish Government and health and social care bodies
The Neurological Alliance of Scotland represents neurological charities on a range of groups and projects.
Some of the most important projects that are happening at the moment are:
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