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NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde 2022/23 adult health and wellbeing survey: North West locality report
Full text linkThis NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde’s 2022/23 Adult Health and Wellbeing (HWB) Survey Report for North West Glasgow 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
Social media - its use and impact on mental health and wellbeing on young people. Findings from literature, with a focus on self-harm and suicidality
Full text linkThis review sought to scope the literature, both grey and published, regarding social media use in young people (12-18) and its impact on mental health and wellbeing. It provides an update on the state of knowledge about social media usage and shares insights into its potential for both harm and good. It specifically explores the current limitations of the literature, social media’s impact on sleep, and its impact on young people with experience of self-harm or suicidality. The review has focused on these areas in particular in response to local requirements across Greater Glasgow and Clyde
Type 2 diabetes remission pilot programme: evaluation
Full text linkThis summary provides an overview of the findings of a study commissioned by NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde (NHSGGC) to conduct an evaluation of the Type 2 Diabetes Remission Pilot Programme. This has been prepared by Traci Leven of Traci Leven Research, who conducted all interviews with NHS staff and patients, and reviewed programme data
safeTalk impact evaluation report 2022/23
Full text linkThis report discusses the impact that completing safeTALK training has had on respondent’s practice. LivingWorks safeTALK is a 3.5 hour training course that equips people to be more alert to someone thinking of suicide and better able to connect them with further help
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde 2022/23 adult health and wellbeing survey: Thriving Places report
Full text linkNHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde’s 2022/23 Adult Health and Wellbeing (HWB) Survey Report for Glasgow’s Thriving Places 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
Bridging the gap: is your youth work culturally informed? Event report
Full text linkGlasgow City HSCP invited partners from across the North East locality to come together to build cultural awareness and anti-racist practice within youth work, with a particular focus on mental health and wellbeing. The Bridging the Gap: how culturally informed is your youth work? event was designed to create opportunities for partners to share learning and good practice.
This Bridging the gap report describes an event that was part of a series of three local area events, please find link to the other events here:
Conversation to action: culturally informed practice - event report http://hdl.handle.net/11289/580401
Promoting inclusive, anti-racist practice in youth work settings - event report https://www.stor.scot.nhs.uk/handle/11289/58041
Perinatal mental health conversation workshops: enhancing pathways of mental health support during the perinatal period
Full text linkIt is reported that 1 in 5 women experience a mental health problem during pregnancy or after they have given birth. This includes mental illness existing before pregnancy, as well as illnesses that develop for the first time, or are greatly exacerbated in the perinatal period. These illnesses can be mild, moderate or severe, requiring different kinds of care or treatment. To help women and their families receive the right level of both clinical and/or community-based care and support, a series of Perinatal Mental Health Conversation Workshops took place bringing between statutory and non-statutory services together to talk about how they can work better together to enhance pathways of mental health support for women and their families
Thematic report 2: Women's health in Greater Glasgow and Clyde 2022/23
Full text linkThe aim of this report is to go beyond the findings of the NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde 2022/23 Adult Health and Wellbeing main report. This is the second in a series of Thematic Reports. The first Thematic Report examined the mental health of our population. This paper examines the reported health of NHSGGC female residents, how this compares with that of male health, associated factors and changes over time to form a more complete overview of the health of our female 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
Promoting inclusive, anti-racist practice in youth work settings - event report
Full text linkOn the 29th of April 2024, Glasgow South Health Improvement Team delivered a Promoting Inclusive, Anti Racist Practice event in partnership with YCSA, Urban Community Project, Active Life Club, Kooth and Govan Community Project. Partners from across the South locality came together to build cultural awareness and discuss anti-racist practice within services for young people and their families. The event was planned and delivered in partnership, and we were delighted to have young people sharing their views and experiences on the day. In addition to this a number of young people and staff provided video blogs about their experiences of racism. The event was designed to create opportunities for partners to share learning and good practice through discussion and networking.
This report describes an event that was part of a series of three local events. Links to the other two reports can be found here:
Bridging the gap: is your youthwork culturally informed? Event report https://www.stor.scot.nhs.uk/handle/11289/580416
Conversation to action: culturally informed practice. Event report
http://hdl.handle.net/11289/58040
Boxing, blether and brew
Full text linkBoxing, Blether and Brew is a weekly session run at Barrhead Boxing Club incorporating boxing skills, physical activity and an opportunity to chat over tea/coffee to support mental health and wellbeing in the community. This comic demonstrates the impact of the sessions on the participants, the difference it has made to them and why they attend. These are composite stories gathered in a workshop with participants