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Holyrood secondary school: safer and active routes to school project
Get PDFThe Holyrood Safer and Active Routes to School project is an example of a practical, evidence based health promotion intervention which has successfully integrated a variety of health promotion topics and resulted in collaboration between several health promoting agencies. The project pulls together the areas of safety, physical activity and environmental health promotion and identifies solutions, which can impact simultaneously on all three areas
Paying the price of domestic violence : seminar
Get PDFThe report has been put together by both public health specIalists and women experienced in tackling
domestic violence from a number of perspectives (and two of the co-authors are here today to
facilitate workshops and answer any questions). It has a number of aims which I would just like to
run through quickly
Sexual health strategy: a consultative document
Get PDFThe strategy aims to achieve measurable and sustained improvement in the sexual health of the population of the Greater Glasgow Health Board area, through efforts to enhance sexual health and reduce the risks of sexual ill-health
The eating habits of 16-29 year olds in Greater Glasgow
No full textAims to obtain data on food consumption patterns of 16-29 year olds in Greater Glasgow which can
be used to assess change over time in this age group. And, to explore the effects of socio-economic situational and other factors in relation to specific food items which affect dietary targets, in order to inform the Board's work in relation to these targets
Fook hone/sehat Asian and Chinese women's health project : evaluation report
No full textThis report forms part of the monitoring and evaluation exercise and discusses the background to the project, the processes involved during the training, the implementation of the programme (community work) and the outcomes (community impact and resource development). The evaluation spanned a period of two years covering the project from the initial planning stages to its
conclusion early this year. This report presents commentaries on each of the key phases involved
An assessment of the benefits of providing health promotion for people with a major mental health problem: final report
Get PDFThe aim of the project was to develop and evaluate a model programme of health promotion for people who have a major mental health problem. The research project yielded information about the health and lifestyles of this client group and their health promotion needs, as well as assessing the benefits of providing a tailored programme of health promotion. The lessons learned from the delivery of this programme formed the basis of a rigorously evaluated programme of training in health promotion for professional staff in the MHRCs
Challenges for health in Argyll and Clyde: annual report of the Director of Public Health 1996
Get PDFThis report comments on the health of people in the Argyll and Clyde area. Particular attention is paid to cancer, inequalities, vulnerable adults and infectious diseases
Pictures of mens health; a men's health needs assessment for Drumchapel
Get PDFTo achieve this aim four main objectives were set for the pilot year of the project.
1. To establish a men's health project which will provide an 'open door' for men seeking help with physical, emotional and mental health problems.
2. To carry out a men's health needs assessment for Drumchapel.
3. To develop a 'survival pack' for men which would include health promotion leaflets geared specifically towards men as well as local information.
4. To establish a collaborative model for men's health services which can be incorporated into existing provision, particularly Family Planning Service and Primary Care
An evaluation of a primary care based mental health promotion project : the choices clinic
Get PDFThe Choices Clinic is part of a range of services which have been set up by the Health Promotion Department of Greater Glasgow Health Board as part of an initiative to address inequalities in health. This report contains an evaluation of the clinic which is offered at the Lightburn Medical Centre in alliance with the Health Promotion Department. The evaluation was conducted by the Department of Nursing and Community Health of Glasgow Caledonian University
Evaluation SouthWest SafeKids event
No full textoai:null:11289/579491The purpose of this report is to highlight the Safe Kids '97 experiential learning project which ran
for a three week period in April and May of this year, in the grounds of Quarriers Village, Bridge of
Weir. The aim of experiential learning is for children to learn by doing and thinking, rather than
sitting passively at a lecture. Becoming involved in lifelike situations is proven to be an effective
way for them to gain experience they will remember and, hopefully, apply in real life situations