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Process evaluation active and safer routes to school qualitative research
Get PDFMarket Research Scotland Ltd were commissioned to carry out research to evaluate a project promoting active and safer routes to school on behalf of Greater Glasgow Health Board, Health Promotion Department.
A pilot was established with the aim of encouraging walking and cycling to and from school, identifying barriers to active commuting
Private trouble, public issue: an inter-agency strategy on domestic violence learning from Castlemilk
No full textThe production of an interagency strategy highlights how domestic violence requires collaborative working between statutory and voluntary services, in conjunction with the local community
The promotion of physical activity among staff in Barlinnie prison: results of a health needs assessment conducted by the health promotion department of Greater Glasgow health board
Get PDFThis report was written after a Health Needs Assessment of staff at Barlinnie Prison with regard to physical activity and health gain. As
part of the assessment, a 6 week exercise programme was prOvided for
staff who were not regularly physically active. The aim of the
assessment was to support proposed work on a physical activity policy
for the prison, which would cover the exercise needs of staff at all
levels of fitness
Oral health strategy of Greater Glasgow Health Board: consultation paper
No full textThe main objective of this strategy is to implement the national strategy - hence its focus lies primarily in the primary care setting. However, a further important objective of this local oral health strategy is to encourage and ensure the widespread availability of appropriate oral health care for the resident population in relation to the General, Community and Hospital Dental Services and the University Dental School
Aids (control) act 1987 report for the year to 31 March 1997
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A process evaluation of Calton Athletic's drug prevention team
No full textThis report contains a process evaluation of Calton Athletic's Drug Prevention Team. The research was conducted between January 1997 to April 1997 and was commissioned by Calton Athletic with financial support from the Challenge Fund.
Information for this evaluation has been obtained from Calton Athletic Drug Prevention Team members, young people participating in Calton Athletic sessions, parents, teachers and a range of other educational stakeholders
The day the sun came out
No full textIn October 1996, Greater Glasgow Health Board's Health Promotion Department received a grant
from Europe Against Cancer through the Department of Health to develop a computer based skin
cancer education classroom resource. The product that has been developed is a Multi Media CD program entitled: The Day the Sun Came Out. The aim of the programme is to give young people the opportunity to critically assess their behaviour in relation to sun exposure. To ensure the appropriateness of this resource, an assessment of need and pre-testing has been carried out as well as an evaluation study of teachers' attitudes and knowledge
Drugs and alcohol: a prevalence study among 12-15 year olds in Greater Glasgow
No full textThe report aims to provide prevalence data on the use of illegal drugs and alcohol among young people aged 12-15 in the Greater Glasgow Health Board area. Also to extend our knowledge of the behaviours surrounding the use of drugs and alcohol to inform further the youth work of the Health Promotion Department
Aids (control) act 1987 report for the year to 31 March 1996
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Greater Glasgow health board drugs and alcohol study 12-15 year olds final report
Get PDFThe principal objective was to provide prevalence data on the use of illegal drugs and alcohol amongst 12 - 15 year olds. Secondly the research investigated the associated behaviours surrounding smoking, sexual behaviour, drugs and alcohol