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Exploration of the Community Health Outreach Worker and Health Case Manager roles: final report March 2010
No full textSouth West Glasgow CHCP is part of the second wave of pilot sites to implement the Keep Well approach to anticipatory care. This entails identifying individuals aged 45 – 64 who live in the most deprived areas, inviting them to a health screening, identifying health issues and referring patients to a range of health and wellbeing services. Two roles support this programme, provided by Community Renewal on behalf of South West Glasgow CHCP: the Health Case Manager (HCM) role and the Community Health Outreach Worker (CHOW) role. The role of the Health Case Manager is to provide one to one support for those with multiple or complex needs. FMR Research was commissioned in summer 2009 to explore the impact of the HCM and CHOW roles on the patient journey through Keep Well
Smoking cessation needs assessment report of BME population living in South East community health and care partnership
Get PDFThis report details the key findings from the Smoking Cessation Needs Assessment of the BME (black and minority ethnic) communities within South East Glasgow CHCP. This needs assessment was commissioned to examine whether services are culturally sensitive, whether they meet the needs of our diverse population, and to inform future service delivery
Inequalities sensitive practice initiative maternity pathways: women living in poverty
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Inequalities sensitive practice initiative maternity pathways: common mental health problems
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Live active referral scheme 2005 : outcomes before enhancements final report 2009
Get PDFNHS Greater Glasgow established the Live Active Referral Scheme in 1997 in partnership with Glasgow City Council. After an initial positive evaluation in 1999 the scheme gradually expanded to cover the newly formed NHSGGC. Each of the Local Authorities that are coterminous with NHSGGC work in partnership to deliver the scheme.
In 2005 the Scottish Government awarded additional funds to enable the scheme to develop 3 enhancements. These were designed to increase capacity and improve compliance with the scheme. The purpose of this report is to identify the outcomes associated with scheme before the enhancements took place
Inequalities sensitive practice initiative maternity pathways: women affected by gender based violence
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Inequalities sensitive practice initiative maternity pathways: women with learning disabilities
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Anti stigma partnership: mental health and wellbeing in Greater Glasgow and Clyde
Get PDFThe Anti Stigma Partnership is where social marketing and community development meet. This guide is essentially an evidence-based toolkit for use by activists, public health practitioners, service planners and academics
Cross cutting issues: a review of youth health service provision in Glasgow City
No full textThe aim of this research was to review the current pos1t1on of youth health services within health improvement in Glasgow City and to offer suggestions for their future strategic direction
Inequalities sensitive practice initiative maternity pathways: the vulnerable infant
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