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An evaluation of Man On! Inverclyde
Full text linkThis report contains the findings of an evaluation of Man On! Inverclyde (MOI) with respect to its activity undertaken as a result of grants awarded under the Scottish Government Communities Mental Health and Wellbeing Fund for Adults (the Fund). The evaluation activities were conducted by Dr Jacob Asplin (the author) of the NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (GGC) Directorate of Public Health between October 2023 and March 2024. The focus of this evaluation was on the experience of accessing and using the MOI service and not on the circumstances or issues that brought people to the service. Only those activities and time periods supported directly by grants awarded under the Fund, i.e. the Adult Services including Crisis Support, were in scope for this evaluatio
Hidden numbers: self-harm in children and young people in NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde health needs assessment
Full text linkThis work seeks to assess the needs of children and young people who self-harm in NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (GGC). Through a combination of information sources including surveys, service data, academic literature, interviews and focus groups of teachers and mental health workers, the report builds a picture of self-harm as a common, impactful and likely increasing issue amongst our young population
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde 2022/23 adult health and wellbeing survey: Gorbals report
Full text linkThis NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde’s 2022/23 Adult Health and Wellbeing (HWB) Survey Report for Gorbals 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
A report on the partnership work between the University of Strathclyde and the NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde Mental Health Improvement Team to build self-harm capacity for local training delivery within the University.
Full text link: In November 2023 Scotland's first dedicated self-harm strategy and action plan was published which aims for anyone affected by self-harm, to receive compassionate support, without fear of stigma or discrimination. The strategy highlights the need to continue to expand and deepen self-harm knowledge, provision of core training and continuous professional development for key professional groups including schools and further education. This report describes the process, shares the outcomes and discusses the next steps from a programme of self-harm capacity building work between the University of Strathclyde and the
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde Mental Health Improvement Team
Inequalities in participation in screening programmes: a summary of learning from engagement activities
Full text linkTo support implementation of the NHS GGC Widening Access and Addressing Inequalities in Adult Screening Programmes Action Plan for 2022-25 plan, an Engagement Practitioner was recruited to focus on increasing informed participation in screening among Black and Minority Ethnic communities. This report evaluates the findings of this work in order to ensure learning will be used in future developments to address inequalities in screening programmes
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde 2022/23 adult health and wellbeing survey: Govanhill report
Full text linkThis NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde’s 2022/23 Adult Health and Wellbeing (HWB) Survey Report for Govanhill 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
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde 2022/23 adult health and wellbeing survey Ruchill / Possilpark report
Full text linkThe NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde’s 2022/23 Adult Health and Wellbeing (HWB) Survey Report for Ruchill / Possilpark 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
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde 2022/23 adult health and wellbeing survey: Greater Glasgow and Clyde report
Full text linkThis NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde’s 2022/23 Adult Health and Wellbeing (HWB) Survey Report 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. The survey provides information on health trends and analysis by different population groups to inform planning within NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde and highlights areas where we need to work with partners and local communities to improve health
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde 2022/23 adult health and wellbeing survey: Glasgow City report
Full text linkNHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde’s 2022/23 Adult Health and Wellbeing (HWB) Survey Report for Glasgow City 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 & Clyde and highlights areas where we need to work with partners and local communities to improve health
Glasgow City Community Link Worker programme - annual report 2023/24
Full text linkPrimary Care Community Link Workers (CLWs*) are funded as part of Glasgow City Health & Social Care Partnership’s Primary Care Improvement Plan. This report focusses on the work of Primary Care CLWs and of the specialist thematic CLWs, and details the progress and development of the Community Link Worker programme in Glasgow over the 12 month period ending 31 March 2024