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Inequalities sensitive practice initiative: Inverclyde Royal 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 Inverclyde area
Mosaics of meaning full report
Exploring stigma and discrimination towards mental health problems with black and minority ethnic communities in Glasgo
Evaluation of stress centres
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) commissioned an evaluation of the stress centres in the city. The aim of this evaluation is to take stock of the current position of the stress centres and offer suggestions for a way forward with a view to creating a sustainable future for the stress centres and quality services for residents of disadvantaged areas across Glasgow. The organisations involved in this evaluation deliver a range of services across Glasgow. Key funders are local Community Health and Care Partnerships (CHCP) and local Community Planning Partnerships (CPP) which, jointly, fund over two-thirds of stress centre activity
Design action plan
This document sets out the Design Action Plan for NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) and outlines the Board’s vision for achieving design quality. It was developed in partnership with local authorities, staff and patient representatives and aims to develop the capacity of NHSGGC to support the delivery of design quality in healthcare facilities and services.
In setting out a vision for design quality, we have attempted to provide context and background to the development of the Plan, as well as outlining the key principles that will inform the planning and design process.
The aim is to be realistic in what can be achieved and to set out, in detail, a Plan that will seek to influence the delivery of the Board’s vision for design quality. It is important also to recognise the progress already made by NHSGGC in delivering quality healthcare facilities and seeks to build on existing good practice.
The document sets out a direction of travel for NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, specifying a series of actions and responsibilities that are needed to strengthen the capacity of the organisation to deliver design quality.
Coordinated and written by the Corporate Health Improvement Tea
The health of the people of West Dunbartonshire: needs assessment report
This assessment of the health needs of West Dunbartonshire residents emphasises the
importance of poverty and disadvantage in the creation of poor health. The key findings of
high levels of health damaging behaviour and chronic diseases emphasise the need for
effective community and primary care health improvement services
Inequalities sensitive practice initiative: Southern general 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 attending the Southern General Hospita
East Renfrewshire community health and care partnership : health improvement plan 2006 to 2007
In East Renfrewshire, the Community Health and Care Partnership (CHCP) is being formed bringing together local health care services and East Renfrewshire Council-run social work services. The CHCP will lead the health and social care aspects of community planning and be responsible for ensuring public participation. This paper sets out the priorities and areas for action identified by the wider health improvement workforce within East Renfrewshire. These actions were primarily identified through a Health Improvement Development Event described below and a subsequent range of meetings with additional stakeholders and the Health Improvement Planning Group
Mosaics of meaning summary report
Exploring stigma and discrimination towards mental health problems with black and minority ethnic communities in Glasgo
Inequalities sensitive practice initiative: Queen Mothers 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
Public health resource unit annual report 2006-2007
This report aims to give an overview of the key areas of work from each function across the PHRU in its first year of operation