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Challenges for health in Argyle and Clyde: annual report of the Director of Public Health 2000
Get PDFThis year we have made a start on identifying the issues influencing our health and advising on possible ways forward for us all to tackle them. We have used available information from a variety of sources to produce a health plan for each area, with help in particular from local councils
Strategic development programme 1996-1999: pre-5-year old oral health gain project, Possilpark four year report
Get PDFFollowing the Pre-5-Year-Old Oral Health Gain Project, his report records the changes since 1995/96 in the dental health of pre-school children and primary one school children in the Possilpark community and the comparator districts of Blackhill Ruchazie and the West-end of Glasgow, in 1997/98 and 1999/00
Dear green place: a community guide to environment and health issues in Glasgow
Get PDFThis Guide has been published to inform people in Glasgow about health, the environment and the links between them. It is hoped it will also encourage and help people to take individual and community action to protect and improve both their health and the environment
Baseline survey of indicators of health and wellbeing for the population of Greater Glasgow: final report
No full textGGHB aimed to develop a set of core health and wellbeing indicators for Greater Glasgow that could be used by geographical Social Inclusion Partnerships in monitoring their progress towards health targets and by Greater Glasgow Health Board. They needed to identify baseline measures on these core indicators for the Greater Glasgow Health Board population aged 16 and ove
Final report citizens panel
Get PDFThis report details findings to emerge from a programme of research undertaken amongst individuals making up South Lanarkshire Council's Citizens Panel, asking such questions as how members accessed council services information
Report of participatory appraisal workshops for East End social inclusion partnerships health strategy (subgroup)
Get PDFThis report details a series of focus workshops looking at particular health issues that have an impact on the East End and it's residents. The issues were viewed in relation to the impact they had on children aged 0-10 and young people aged 11-16
Second annual citizens' panel survey report
Get PDFThe South Lanarkshire Citizens' Panel consists of 1860 South Lanarkshire residents and is run in partnership with South Lanarkshire Council, Greater Glasgow Health Board, Lanarkshire Development Agency, Lanarkshire Health Board and Scottish Homes. Axiom Market Research & Consultancy were commissioned to re-recruit Council tenants to ensure that they were representative on the Panel and to conduct a 50% sample survey for the second annual survey of Panel members, conducted in December 1999
The baseline survey of the health and well-being of the population of Greater Glasgow Health Board 1999 summary version: GGHB population
No full textThe Health Board recognised that if it was to assess the extent to which the health of those in Social Inclusion Partnership (SIP) areas had improved relative to those living elsewhere over the period in which the SIP initiatives were to operate, it required a population survey to define the baseline position on health and well-being and to incorporate a set of core indicators on health that would effectively act as markers of progress when the surveys were repeated at regular intervals
Greater Glasgow Health Board annual report 1999-2000
Get PDFThis Annual report spans a period that took us into the new Millennium though fortunately this did not result in any of the predated problems with computers and administration of Public Services. This was due to a lot of hard work and forward planning by Board and Trust staff who gave up much of their own holiday time to ensure that everything went without hitch
Asking the experts: engaging with young people to shape health services
No full textA report of a project within Maryhill/Woodside LHCC which took place from 1997-1999 and was carried out by Greater Glasgow NHS Board Health Promotion Department's Youth Team. This project took a partnership approach to involving young people and the report offers insights and practical suggestions for professionals who are considering how to involve the public in service development