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Will Glasgow flourish? Learning from the past, analysing the present and planning for the future
Get PDFThis report provides an analysis of regeneration and health in Glasgow. It seeks to learn from the past (Section 1), analyse the present (Sections 2, 3 and 4) and, through the discussions that will flow from the report (Section 5), plan for the future
The starting well project, phase one database analysis: Family characteristics and health visiting targeting briefing paper.
No full textThe purpose of this report is to provide a summary of some of the key findings from an analysis of the database maintained during phase I of the Starting Well National Health Demonstration Project, from 200I to 2004
Consultation with Glasgow young people on sexual health and relationships
Get PDFThis reports on young peoples attitudes, their experiences, their behaviour and their reflections on this behaviour. The first of these is the quantitative report which provides the results from a questionnaire that was completed by 2707 young people in the city, aged 13-19 years of age. The second report, which
takes a qualitative approach, was developed by speaking in more depth to smaller groups of
young people
Meeting the needs of pregnant teenagers across NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde: a consultation exercise
Get PDFVery little evidence exists in relation to how the maternity services meet the needs of pregnant teenagers. The purpose of this consultation was therefore to involve young people in service redesign and in addition seek to bridge the gap in the evidence. A series of focus groups was organised with young mums, young dads and NHS staff. Within these groups the participants were asked to reflect on how the maternity service providers best meet the requirements of teenage parents
Inequalities sensitive practice initiative: Vale of Leven hospital - maternity unit report
Get PDFThe purpose of this report is to provide an overview of the provision of care to pregnant women who have additional care needs in the Lomond and West Dunbartonshire areas
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde: evaluation of healthy organisations
Get PDFNHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde contracted Glasgow Council for the Voluntary Sector (GCVS) to provide an organisational development support service to voluntary sector health improvement organisations operating in the Glasgow area. The service, which was branded Healthy Organisations, provided free support to around 50 organisations in areas such as employment issues, financial management, governance development, IT support, legal support, mentoring, monitoring and evaluation, strategic and financial planning, team building and training needs analysis. Rocket Science was commissioned to evaluate Healthy Organisations in order to understand the impact of the service on the organisations it supports and to identify lessons to be learned
Inequalities sensitive practice initiative interim report: evaluation
Get PDFISPI seeks to support an approach to the delivery of health and social care services which enables the client to disclose a range of factors pertinent to poor health and wellbeing, thus legitimising their individual experiences and resulting in a more holistic approach to managing poor health or social problems
Big breakfast pilot project
No full textBreakfast Clubs first started to appear in Glasgow in the early 1990’s. The few that existed were primarily prompted by concern in the community that children were buying confectionery for breakfast, which was having a detrimental
effect on their diet, oral health and personal safety
South West Glasgow community health and care partnership health improvement plan 2006 - 2010
No full textThe Health Improvement Plan (2006/7) describes the early strategic direction developed for the new South West Community Health and Care Partnership (CHCP), in partnership with others. The plan describes areas over which the organisation has principal influence e.g. through the services it provides, but also the significant partnership role of the organisation in contributing to wider change affecting health e.g. employment. This involves working with neighbourhoods, with populations and partners
Review of Glasgow food and health action framework (2001-2006): executive summary
No full textIn 2006 a study was commissioned to review the activities of the Food and Health Action Framework and assess the current situation. The review was linked with a planning exercise for developing future action