The NHS in LothianLothian Health Board (1986-1992)In late 1983 instructions were issued to abolish the district level of management in the Scottish National Health Service. Following on from the recommendations of the Griffiths Report, unit-based management was introduced. Unit general managers were appointed who, in turn, reported to general managers at board level. Staff and committee titles and functions were gradually transformed during the 1980s. In 1990, Lothian Health Board moved from 11 Drumsheugh Gardens to Deaconess House, 148 Pleasance, Edinburgh. In 1991, it reduced in size to a maximum of 12 members (made up of executive and non-executive members, the latter to outnumber the former). The Board created seven separate units as follows: [Where text appears in blue, this is a link to a collection of records held by LHSA.]
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