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Milk token evalution: final report
This report presents FMR Research’s evaluation of the Milk Token Initiative for Greater Glasgow NHS Board.
The Milk Token Initiative was established by Govan Health Matters and involves the registration of a community group as a retailer to provide milk in exchange for milk tokens. The scheme obtains the profit/handling charge, which is re-distributed to the customers in the form of fruit and vegetables
Listening to communities: involving people in health. A programme of consultations with Asian, African, Caribbean, Chinese, Asylum Seeker and Refugee communities in Glasgow
This Summary Report offers a useful guide on how people from marginalised ethnic groups wish to be listened to and involved in shaping local health services
Consulting with equality groups on alcohol and drugs, 2003.
Over the past 18 months the Addiction Team of Greater Glasgow NHS Board has commissioned
the following three pieces of work:
Alcohol and drug issues affecting Pakistani, Indian and Chinese young people and their communities:
A study in Greater Glasgow.
Alcohol and drug issues affecting those with a sensory impairment in Greater Glasgow.
The impact of gender in addiction service use, treatment outcomes and patterns of prevalence
Workplace cancer prevention project: final report
The aim of this research was to compare the impact of cancer prevention health promotion interventions at three different workplaces, exploring any differences in views towards cancer prevention in the workplace
Fruit in Schools research report
The main objective of the research was to assess whether there have been changes in fruit
consumption and / or attitudes to fruit, amongst pupils who participated in the Fruit in Schools initiativ
report A for the Membership of the Faculty of Public Health part II examination
This report aims to carry out a practice based health needs assessment for adults with long standing illness, disability or infirmity (J-IDI), including a literature review on effectiveness of community rehabilitation
Multicultural mental health awareness poster: a community development approach report
The report evaluates the process of the production of the multicultural mental health awareness poster. A cross-sectional qualitative evaluation consisting of focus group discussions was undertaken
Argyll & Clyde alcohol and drugs action team
The report covers the whole of the Argyll & Clyde area, from Barrhead to Oban, Greenock to Islay, Paisley to Dumbarton. It has been divided into sections concentrating on the strategic overview and implementation actions across Argyll & Clyde. It also contains highlights from the local areas for tackling alcohol and drug problems and a list of priority areas for action. There are sections on membership of action teams and sign posting to other sources of information for those who
wish more detail. Finally, it has been designed to be understandable and user friendly and we would very much welcome your feedback on the style and content
I would hate to think it was because I was homeless: a needs assessment of young people experiencing homelessness; Summary Report
This study aimed to ascertain the health related issues faced by young homeless people, aged 16-25, within Glasgow City Centre, identifying any problems that were specific to gender or within the age groups 16-18, 19-21, 22-25. Homelessness includes rough sleeping, staying within homeless accommodation (supported and unsupported), temporary accommodation, and sleeping care of family or friends
Colorectal cancer screening: an evaluation of colonscopy services in Scotland with planning of the roll-out of the national colorectal cancer screening programme in Scotland report B for the membership of the Faculty of Public Health part II examination
This report set out to evaluate the colonoscopy services In Scotland and plan the
implementation of the roll-out of the colorectal cancer screening pilot to a national
programme