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Meeting the requirements of equality legislation: a fairer NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde 2013-2016. Briefing paper: sexual orientation
No full textThis briefing paper considers the population demographics, health needs and experiences in relation to sexual orientation and equality
Meeting the requirements of equality legislation: a fairer NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde 2013-2016. Briefing paper: Roma and Gypsy Travellers
Get PDFThis briefing paper considers meeting equality legislation in relation to Roma and Gypsy Travellers, their health issues and experiences
Building momentum for change: report of the director of public health on population health in NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde 2013-2015
Get PDFThe 2013 DPH report which looks overall at population health. The report focuses on various key aspects; disadvantaged families, healthy ageing, looking after accommodated children and improving health in prisons in Glasgow and Clyde
Starting life smoke-free in NHSGGC: a health needs assessment of infants exposed to tobacco smoke in pregnancy and the first year of life
Get PDFThis report describes the association between smoke and infant health and the impact this has on the health of infants in NHSGGC
Staff attitudes survey: employability and financial inclusion NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde and Glasgow City Council social work
Get PDFNHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde Patient Focus Employability Group commissioned a staff survey in relation to employability and financial inclusion. The findings were to inform future policy, practice, training and support in employability and financial inclusion. The survey was to cover all staff within NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, and Glasgow City Council Social Work Services
A common goal: a report on the work of the North and East Glasgow Suicide Prevention Partnership 2009-2011
No full textThese reports are from the North-East Glasgow Suicide Prevention Partnership, an initiative led by Positive Mental Attitudes and Lifelink to support a co-ordinated approach to suicide prevention within North-East Glasgow. It was funded by the Choose Life National Programme in collaboration with the Glasgow City Choose Life Programme and took place in 2012-13
Evaluation of ‘Keep Well’ programme in NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde
Get PDFIn this report on the evaluation of ‘Keep Well’ Waves 1-4 in NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde, I have endeavoured to do three things; firstly, to provide an analysis of the original policy context and intended purpose of ‘Keep Well’; secondly, to set out clearly the evaluation findings from Keep Well’s many distinctive constituent components as the programme evolved towards a mainstreamed model; and, thirdly, to identify wider transferable lessons for delivery of preventive anticipatory care in NHS GG&C. This report covers the first five years (2006-2010) of the Keep Well programme in NHS GG&C. Over this period, Keep Well has progressively extended its coverage of our Health Board’s most deprived communities, always maintaining a commitment to supporting general practice in their central role at the heart of anticipatory care. By 2010, the Keep Well programme was operational across 52 primary prevention practices (map), which has now expanded to 100 Practices
Okay to ask. Using film as a medium to communicate suicide prevention messages to young people in North East Glasgow
Get PDFThese reports are from the North-East Glasgow Suicide Prevention Partnership, an initiative led by Positive Mental Attitudes and Lifelink to support a co-ordinated approach to suicide prevention within North-East Glasgow. It was funded by the Choose Life National Programme in collaboration with the Glasgow City Choose Life Programme and took place in 2012-13
Working well challenge fund: a health profile of the NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde workforce with an exploration of health issues of lower paid staff
Get PDFThis report details research that was undertaken to provide recommendations for methods that could be used to improve the health of the wider NHSGGC workforce
Carers needs assessment: analysis of the findings report and areas for action
Get PDFA carer’s needs assessment was developed to explore the needs of carers attending Yorkhill hospital with their children. It was recognised that Out Patients Department within Yorkhill was a starting point to consider exploring what carers need in a children’s hospital setting. Yorkhill Hospital is a unique setting whereby families often attend regularly and over a prolonged period of time during a child’s lifespan. The opportunity to identify the carers’ role, consider their needs, and consider support requirements, and to respond to this, is also unique