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Something to tell you: The health needs assessment of young gay, lesbain and bisexual people in Glasgow
Get PDFThe project aims to examine the difficulties your people face when coming to terms with their sexuality, the daily living problems faced by the group, the provision of services required to address the problem identified and to highlight areas requiring further researc
Glasgow GP exercise referral scheme evaluation report July 2002
No full textThe Glasgow GP Exercise Referral Scheme was established in July 1997 after significant joint planning between Greater Glasgow NHS Board (GGNHSB) and Glasgow City Council Cultural and Leisure Services Department (GCC). This summary document reports on the evaluation of the Glasgow GP Exercise Referral Scheme (the scheme) carried out by FMR Research Ltd on behalf of Greater Glasgow NHS Board
Greater Easterhouse sport and recreation development project: final report
Get PDFThe overall aim of the research was to identify the strengths and weaknesses of the Greater Easterhouse Sport and Recreation Development Project (GERSDP) model and analyse the reasons for this in order to apply these findings to the new project
Drug and alcohol issues affecting those with a sensory impairment in Greater Glasgow: final report
Get PDFThe aim of the research was to provide a sound evidence base from which to develop an
appropriate alcohol service for the disabled community and to ensure the accessibility of
their jointly commissioned addiction services
Developing culturally sensitive primary care services in Greater Shawlands LHCC
Get PDFThe aim of this consultation was to highlight the issues and some barriers faces by the multi-ethnic community in the area. The consultation also aimed to explore some of the cultural perceptions and attitudes towards health care services
NHS Greater Glasgow ICT strategy 2002 - 2004, making a difference with technology
Get PDFClinicians will have access to clinical information systems to support their day-to-day work, to better manage the care of their patients and to support their clinical governance and accreditation requirements
Services for people with a visual impairment: preliminary findings
No full textThis report contains the findings from the first phase of a project, funded by Greater Glasgow Health Board to examine the current service provision for visually impaired people
Greater Glasgow local health plan 2002 - 2007
Get PDFThis is the main strategic document setting out the direction and priorities for services delivering healthcare to the people of the City of Glasgow, Clydebank, East Dunbartonshire, East Renfrewshire (Eastwood), Rutherglen, Cambuslang and the area around Stepps and Moodiesbum The plan is itself a summary of a wide range detailed strategies, plans and public consultations about the provision of different aspects of healthcare. The actions contained in the plan are not just the responsibility of the NHS but relate also to many different partner organisations. The Local Health Plan covers the next five years ahead but provides particular detail for the current year, 2002 - 2003
Health and lifestyle in Argyll and Clyde: annual report of the Director of Public Health 2002
No full textThis report concentrates largely on aspects of lifestyle In Argyll and Clyde and why they are important, reflecting the fact that the Argyll and Clyde Your Health and Wellbeing survey was carried out during 2001
Talking to women in work: report of a project using a workplace website to facilitate the participation of women in paid employment in consultation activities
Get PDFThis is the report of a project that explored the usefulness of the World Wide Web as a mechanism for facilitating women's participation in consultations on their health and health care. Consultation with patients and users has recently become the focus of much reflection and activity within the health service. The current policy context places patients and users at the centre of health service planning and delivery by making a commitment to strengthen patients and the public influence in the NBS. As a result a number of explicit policy statements and central government initiatives have
encouraged the growth and development of public involvement in health services