List of hospitals in Scotland

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List of hospitals in Scotland is a comprehensive catalogue of the medical facilities located in Scotland. These hospitals provide a range of services, from general medical care to specialized treatments and surgeries. The healthcare system in Scotland is primarily managed by NHS Scotland, the publicly funded healthcare system.

Public Hospitals[edit]

Public hospitals in Scotland are managed by 14 regional NHS Boards and a number of special NHS Boards. Some of the notable public hospitals include:

Private Hospitals[edit]

Private hospitals in Scotland offer medical services that are paid for directly by the patient or through private health insurance. Some of the notable private hospitals include:

Specialized Hospitals[edit]

Scotland also has a number of specialized hospitals that focus on specific areas of healthcare. These include:

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