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Schools survey - health and well-being of S1-S4 pupils in new learning community schools in Glasgow City final headline report
In 2007, some 9,246 secondary school pupils (S1-S4) across 28 Glasgow City schools completed a health and wellbeing survey questionnaire. This represents nearly 50% of the S1-S4 roll in Glasgow City. The aims of the study were to provide information which could be used to inform developments within each individual school/New Learning Community and also to provide a baseline of pupil health and wellbeing data against which future progress can be measured
Inequalities sensitive practice initiative: Royal Alexandria hospital - maternity unit report
The purpose of this report is to provide an overview of the provision of care to pregnant women who have additional care needs in the Greater Glasgow and Clyde area
The health of the people of Helensburgh and Lomond
This needs assessment of those in the Helensburgh and Lomond area, considers such areas as transport, perceived population needs, lifestyle and determinants of health
Evaluation of YMCA Glasgow CALM project: final report March 2007
The YMCA Glasgow CALM project aims to develop and deliver a range of support services for Young People aged 12-21 years who live within Greater Pollok and whose mental well-being has been affected by violence or bereavement
Health improvement action plan 2006 to 2007 Cambuslang and Rutherglen
Cambuslang and Rutherglen has a population of 56,000 and falls within South Lanarkshire Council and Greater Glasgow NHS Board areas . Twenty seven of South Lanarkshire’s sixty six worst 15% deprived areas (SIMD 2004) fall within Cambuslang and Rutherglen
Evaluation of YMCA Glasgow CALM project: summary report March 2007
The YMCA Glasgow’s Calm Project was established by YMCA Glasgow in 2002. The project aims to develop and deliver a range of support services for young people aged 12-21 years who live within Greater Pollok and whose mental well-being has been affected by violence or bereavement
Exploring reductions in smoking during pregnancy in Glasgow
The research employed a qualitative research design, chosen because of the scope that qualitative methods offer to explore research participants’ views in depth, and the potential to provide an understanding of processes such as take-up of cessation interventions and the factors at play in such situations (Morse et al, 2000). Knowledge of these processes can be used to inform future interventions
A call to debate: a call to action. A report on the health of the population of NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde 2007-2008
Annual report from the director of public healt
The health of the people of Helensburgh and Lomond: executive summary needs assessment report
This needs assessment has been carried out alongside the health needs assessment
work in the public health department in NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde. The aim
has been to contribute to the development of a clinical strategic framework for the
population served by the Vale of Leven Hospital, Alexandria
Improving access to services for Looked After and Accommodated Children (LAAC): An ‘unmet needs’ pilot study in Renfrewshire, West Dunbartonshire and Argyll & Bute
A before and after service evaluation was carried out to investigate the change in access to health services for looked after and accommodated children (LAAC) in residential care through the establishment of a specialised nursing service