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Applied suicide intervention skills training (ASIST) impact evaluation report for 2024
Full text linkThis report discusses the impact that completing the Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) workshop has had on respondents’ practice
Glasgow North East Strategic Youth Alliance Hubcap meeting May
No full textHubcap meetings welcome all professionals and organisations involved with young people across the North East of Glasgow, including those in youth work, community services, social care, and education. These gatherings offer a valuable space to: exchange ideas and best practices; share news of funding opportunities; collaborate on joint activities and initiatives. The attached Evaluation Report provides a summary of key discussions and insights from our most recent meeting
Thematic report 3: Long term conditions and multimorbidity in Greater Glasgow and Clyde 2022/23
Full text linkThis Thematic Report examines long term conditions and multimorbidity of NHSGGC residents and subgroups within it, associated factors and changes over time to form a more complete overview of the mental health of our population. It is hoped that the report will be of value to NHSGGC and HSCP strategists, decision makers, services, local government and the third sector, as well as academics and policymakers beyond the health board for whom the findings will also be relevant
Glasgow City Youth Health Improvement annual report 2024/25
No full textThis report details the key highlights of work undertaken by the Glasgow City Child and Youth Health Improvement workforce (2024/25
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde and GEMAP hospital money advice service: initial service review (2023-2024)
No full textThe purpose of this paper is to provide an initial review of the GEMAP Hospital Money Advice Service
Glasgow City thematic poverty report: findings from the NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde 2022/23 health and wellbeing survey
Full text linkThis summary presents findings from the 2022/23 NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde Health and Wellbeing Survey, specifically exploring poverty-related thematic analysis for Glasgow City
Evaluation of projects supporting community mental health and wellbeing in the Greater Glasgow and Clyde area
No full textThis summary presents findings of a study to evaluate selected projects supporting community mental health and wellbeing in the NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde (NHSGGC) area, exploring the difference the CMHWB (Communities Mental Health and Wellbeing) Fund is making to mental health and wellbein
safeTALK impact evaluation report for 2024
Full text linkThis report discusses the impact that completing safeTALK training has had on respondent’s practice within Glasgow City
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde 2022/23 adult health and wellbeing survey: Garthamlock / Ruchazie Report
Full text linkThe NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde’s 2022/23 Adult Health and Wellbeing (HWB) Survey Report for Garthamlock / Ruchazie is the eighth survey since the inception in 1999 and the biggest single source of data about current health behaviours and perceptions of health and wellbeing across our population. This enables us to consider public health issues at a locality and thematic level within Glasgow. The survey provides information on health trends and analysis by different population groups to inform planning within Glasgow City and NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde and highlights areas where we need to work with partners and local communities to improve health
Glasgow City Youth Health Services annual report 2023-24
Full text linkGlasgow City Youth Health Service offers confidential, personalised support for young people aged 12-19 years in Glasgow City. In our Annual Report 2023-24, you can find information on referrals, service delivery, demographic information about the young people we support and projects and developments which have taken place over the past 12 months. View the Glasgow City Youth Health Service Annual Report for 2022-23 here http://hdl.handle.net/11289/58036