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Clearing the air: developing smoke free environments in the hospitality sector in Argyll and Clyde final report 2003 - 2006
Get PDFIn 2003 the Health Promotion Unit at NHS Argyll & Clyde submitted an application form to the Big Lottery Fund to support a 3-year project which would focus on developing smoke-free environments in the hospitality sector within the NHS Argyll and Clyde area (see Appendix 1). The project aimed to develop a holistic approach to reduce environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) in places where food was served in line with the Scottish Voluntary Charter on Smoking and Public Places (2000)
HIV needs assessment: an assessment of the social support needs of individuals living in Greater Glasgow with HIV
Get PDFAn assessment conducted within Glasgow focusing on why people living with HIV in Glasgow are reticent to access non-clinical HIV services. This report details current non-clinical services available for people living with HIV in Glasgow, as well as detailing key reasons for why such limited numbers interact and use the services
South Lanarkshire Citizen's Panel report on the sixth quality of life survey 2006
No full textSouth Lanarkshire Citizens’ Panel was first established in 1998, comprising equal numbers in each of the four former council areas: Clydesdale; East Kilbride; Hamilton; Rutherglen & Cambuslang. At the time of the Quality of Life survey in early September 2006 the total panel membership stood at 2004. Questions included views on general health and wellbeing, policing, climate change, views on respondents’ own home, community involvement and support, walking/ cycling and factors influencing food shopping behaviour
Let’s make Glasgow more active, A physical activity strategy for Glasgow 2007 - 2012
Get PDFThis strategy sets out to encourage concerted and coordinated action to increase the levels of
physical activity among people in Glasgow – particularly those least active. A key element of the strategy will also be to ensure those currently active remain active
Qualitative consultation with young people in the City of Glasgow on sexual health and relationships: final report November 2006
No full textProgressive undertook research on behalf of Glasgow’s Young People’s Sexual Health Steering Group to gain an understanding of the opinions and attitudes that 13 to 19 year olds in the city have towards sexual health and relationships
Black and minority ethnic health in Greater Glasgow: a comparative report on the health and well-being of African & Caribbean, Chinese, Indian and Pakistani people and the general population
Get PDFThis report summarises findings from three health and well-being surveys conducted in Greater Glasgow focussing on the following populations: firstly, the Chinese community (commissioned by the Chinese Healthy Living Centre, FMR Research, 2004), secondly, the Pakistani, Indian and African & Caribbean communities (also referred to as the PIAC study, Heim et al., 2005) and thirdly the health and well-being survey of the general population (RBA, 2002)
Summary report on the evaluation of the first phase of Building a Bridge
No full textSummary Report of the evaluation of Phase One: Building health improvement capacity in community and voluntary agencies working with black and minority ethnic communities. The Building a Bridge (BaB) project grew out of a need identified by NHS Greater Glasgow Priority Needs Team which found that it was increasingly difficult to recruit people from black and minority ethnic (BME) backgrounds with suitable training skills or experience in community health to conduct health improvement work in Glasgow
Aids (control) act 1987 report for the year to 31 March 2006
No full textStatutory document updated on an annual basi
HIV needs assessment executive summary: an assessment of the social support needs of individuals living in Greater Glasgow with HIV
No full textA full report detailing the objectives, methods and profile of respondents for a needs assessment carried out in Glasgow. This needs assessment focused on people in Glasgow who are living with HIV. The main findings of the report are summarised here
Black and minority ethnic health in Glasgow: A summary comparing the health and well-bing of black and minority ethnic groups including African & Caribbean, Chinese, Indian and Pakistani groups to the genral population in Greater Glasgow
No full textThis report summarises and compares main findings from 2 health and well being survey