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Aids (control) act 1987 report for the year to 31 March 2004
Get PDFStatutory document updated on an annual basi
Search for black and ethnic minority health information resources
Get PDFAn investigation into available health information resources that can be used by those within black and ethnic minority communities. This report, and the project behind its development, were initiated after evidence suggested there was a lack of translated health information resources
Talking the walk: Greater Glasgow's response to young people's health service needs
Get PDFHealth policy documents in Scotland have stressed the need to engage more meaningfully with recipients of services and the general population. This report signalled the importance of the young people' s perspective in developing some of their own solutions to life and health issues and the need for a more responsive, youth friendly health service that could accommodate their needs
Getting it together: defining the sexual health of young people in Glasgow
No full textThis report examines findings from various studies relating to the sexual health and attitudes of teenagers
First food, weaning programme in Glasgow
No full textGlasgow First Foods was a weaning programme aimed at promoting healthy weaning practises in 5 Social Inclusion Partnership areas (SIP). The programme encompassed 11 Health Centres, 102 Health Visitors, 8 Dieticians, 4 Oral Health Promoters and 5 Community Projects and had scheduled a total of 48 weaning sessions across 5 SIP areas. The actual attendance rate was lower than expected (28%) but was higher (38-39%) in those areas, which had been doing similar sessions for a longer period
The effectiveness of health promotion interventions aimed at increasing purchase and consumption of green vegetables, using the ABCD programme: Achieving Better Community Development
No full textThis pilot project initially identified barriers, which affect the purchase and consumption of green vegetables in a disadvantaged area. This understanding of barriers provided a local group with a base, from which interventions were developed and later implemented in a retail setting. The project took a community development approach throughout this approach in delivering health promotion interventions was evaluated using the ABCD Programme (Achieving Better Community Development)
North Glasgow community health project: annual report 2003-2004
No full textThe project had a very busy and varied year and undertook a huge range of initiatives and events in the community. The topics ranged from Heartstart to Oral Health with all sorts of other topics in between. The project continued to build on the excellent relationships with other agencies that are working in North Glasgow to improve the life style and life chances for the residents
Health promoting health service project 2003 - 2004
No full textThis report summary presents an overview of the activity and outcomes from the Health Promoting Health Service Framework project that was developed over a 12 month period during 2003 and 2004. The main strands of activity associated with the project included the design and delivery of health improvement needs assessment and benchmarking tools, the delivery of health improvement training to staff and the development of local health improvement activities in pilot sites across the Sectors
Health and well-being of the Greater Glasgow population survey 2002: summary
Get PDFThis summary report describes the main findings from the 2002
Greater Glasgow Health and Well-being survey and compares these findings with
the results from a similar survey carried out in 1999
Health and well-being summary report for South Lanarkshire August 2002 - February 2003
No full textThis report contains the findings of a research study carried out between the 13th August 2002 and 7th February 2003 by RBA Research Ltd on behalf of Greater Glasgow NHS Board (GGNHSB). This report specifically examines the differences between the findings of the 1,802 interviews across the whole GGNHSB area, and the 407 interviews in the South Lanarkshire area