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Promoting race equality and cultural competency in health: the multicultural health development programme
Get PDFThis review gives an insight into the range of services and activities delivered by the Multicultural Health Development Programme (MHDP) of Greater Glasgow and Clyde
A study of the mental health needs of women in women's aid refuges in Scotland
No full textThe primary aim of the research was to determine the current level of engagement and satisfaction with health services, particularly in relation to mental health, of women living in refuge accommodation
Greater Easterhouse: a profile of health needs
Get PDFDrawing upon statistics gained from statutory and voluntary bodies, and the goals set by those
living and working within the area, this community profile attempts to define the health needs
of those living in Greater Easterhouse
Alcohol related brain damage in Glasgow : prevalence, severity and care needs of homeless hostel dwellers
Get PDFA survey of homeless hostel residents aged over 34 years to determine the prevalence, severity, and support needs of people with alcohol related brain damage (ARBD). A random sample of homeless hostel residents was selected and completed a short screening interview. Only people aged over 34 years old were selected, because ARBD is uncommon at younger ages. Because the sample was random, it should be representative of the whole hostel population aged over 34 years old. If participants were cognitively impaired and had a history of alcohol dependence they were invited for more indepth assessments by a psychiatrist, psychologist, and occupational therapist
South Lanarkshire citizens' panel report on fourth quality of life survey
Get PDFSouth Lanarkshire Citizens’ Panel was first established in 1998. At its launch it had 1,600 South Lanarkshire residents as members, with equal numbers in each of the four former council areas:
Clydesdale; East Kilbride; Hamilton; Rutherglen / Cambuslang. A Steering Group drawn from partner agencies is responsible for managing the Panel. The current members of the are:
• South Lanarkshire Council;
• Greater Glasgow NHS;
• Lanarkshire NHS; and
• Communities Scotland
The health and well-being of the Greater Glasgow population: summary version of the Glasgow City population 2002 overview and changes since 1999
Get PDFThe study reported here is the first follow-up of the 1999 baseline Health and Well-being Study. It provides the opportunity to assess the perceived health status of people in Glasgow in 2002, as well as monitor the core indicators and track changes over time. (This will be the first of several follow-up studies to be conducted approximately every three years.) This study will allow both a snapshot view of residents of Glasgow in 200
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde 2011 health and wellbeing survey Inverclyde report : final report
No full textThis report contains the findings of a research study on health and wellbeing carried out in 2011 on behalf of NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde. It is the follow up in a series of studies which started in 1999 when NHS Greater Glasgow conducted a health and wellbeing study of their population. The study has been repeated every three years. In 2008 the study expanded to take in the area covered by NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, this study represents the first follow-up of the expanded study. Inverclyde is part of the expanded study. This represents the first follow-up for Inverclyde
Report for Camglen local healthcare co-operative patient consultation: final report
Get PDFThis document presents findings from the Camglen Local Healthcare Co-operative patient
consultation . The research was conducted by FMR Research on behalf of Greater Glasgow
NHS Board (GGNHSB)
Cryptosporidium contamination of the drinking water supply from Milngavie (Mugdock) water treatment works August 2002: a report by the Incident Management Team
No full textThis report by the Incident Management Team relates to the contamination of drinking water supply, relays how the incident unfolded and lessons learned
A pilot study into the prevalence of domestic abuse among women patients attending Primary Care in the Lomond LHCC area including establishing reasons for non-disclosure to medical personnel
Get PDFThe pilot lasted for one day and sought to include all adult women visiting a G.P. practice
alone during that day; it aimed to capture women's experience of domestic abuse via a
self-completion anonymous questionnaire