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REVISED GENERAL
GUIDANCE ON APPOINTMENT Summary This letter encloses
the current National Panel membership list for the National Health Service
(Appointment of Consultants) Action 2. Trusts and Health Boards should: - note the revised guidance - note
the appointment of new members of the Panel who will 3. Details of what is required are set out in the Appendix and Annexes attached. Yours sincerely
ROBIN NAYSMITH |
31st May 2001
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APPENDIX
MEMBERSHIP OF THE NATIONAL PANEL OF SPECIALISTS General 1 . The National Panel of Specialists is constituted under regulation 6 of the National Health Service (Appointment of Consultants) (Scotland) Regulations 1993. The National Panel provides members for Consultant Advisory Appointments Committees, also constituted under the 1993 Regulations. The enclosed membership list supersedes that enclosed with NHS MEL(2000)26. 2. The Panel has been structured to ensure that approximately one-quarter of the members retire each year. Retiring members may, however, be re-appointed, subject to any conditions which Scottish Ministers may impose. After retiral from a consultant post, a member of the Panel may complete his or her term of office unless he or she first attains the age of 70 years, at which time membership must cease. Changes to the panel 3. To assist in maintaining an up-to-date list of members, NHS Trusts and Health Boards are asked to inform the Scottish Executive Health Department when any Panel member leaves NHS employment for any reason. Secretary to the Panel 4. The Secretary to the National Panel of Specialists is Dr D J Ewing, SEHD, Room GW.07, St Andrew's House, Edinburgh EH1 3DG (Tel: 0131-244-2275) to whom any enquiries of a professional nature should be referred.
Click here to view the revised list of May 2001 (PDF document, 249 KB). Please note that the pagination in this online version differs from that of the list issued with the printed version of HDL(2001)45. |