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Report to Glasgow healthy cities G.G.H.B and the Greater Easterhouse initiative: Easterhouse health survey
The survey was designed to produce information on use of a variety of different aspects of the health service. It also covered health, wellbeing, lifestyle and peoples general view of Greater Easterhouse. In conjunction with this, peoples views on the need for future health service provision were enquired about
An evaluation of the Drumchapel Lifestlye Club
An evaluation of the Lifestyle Clubs was undertaken to determine whether the aims and objectives were being met and, therefore, if the clubs were meeting the needs of local women
Health promoting schools network conference report
This conference, arranged by the Health Promotion Department at Argyll and Clyde, was to launch a network of health promoting schools
Drumchapel health club, drop-in & sexual health clinic: 2nd report to the health education board for Scotland:
In the first report we identified answers to the questions of how the health club members were perceived by school staff and their peers. In this report we offer the perspective of parents/guardians. We have also begun the process of identifying what changes in health awareness, self esteem, confidence, behaviour and health status can be seen in the members of the club over a year
Challenges for health in Argyll and Clyde: annual report of the Director of Public Health 1995
This report from the Director of Public Health for the Argyll and Clyde Health Board area highlights some aspects of health and illness affecting the residents of the area. Planners in the Health Board, in local authorities and in other agencies should use this information to shape their policies
Nutrition and diabetes project for members of the Asian community: an evaluation report
The Nutrition and Diabetes Project was set up in January 1996 with the aim of facilitating better dietary control of diabetes among Asian women, working through a GP setting
Report on the operational arrangements and recommendations arising from the Glasgow care programming pilot project
Care Programming is an initiative designed to ensure that individuals with long-term, complex and severe mental health problems, receive continuing supervision, care and packages of services appropriate to their
assessed needs. The concept aims to establish and develop sound inter-agency and multi-disciplinary collaborative working
arrangements within a framework which facilitates meaningful service user and carer involvement
Pollock breasfeeding project: qualitative research project
The desired outcome of the research was to produce a model of good practice at Pollok which could be adopted by other primary care teams. A successful bid for funding from the Primary Care Development Fund in April 1995 enabled Pollok Primary Care Team to further the aims and objectives of the Pollok Breastfeeding Group. This research is designed evaluate the project to date
Drugs and alcohol: a prevalence study among 16-19 year olds in Greater Glasgow
The aim of the report is to provide prevalence data on the use of illegal drugs and of alcohol among young people aged 16-19 in the Greater Glasgow Health Board area. To extend our knowledge of the behaviours surrounding the use of drugs and alcohol to inform further the youth-related work of the Health Promotion Department
Mid point evaluation of triumph health project summary report
The broad aims of the research were to assess awareness of the Triumph Health Project, identify its achievements to date, assess project initiatives and identify issues which need to be considered (and perhaps addressed), in the remainder of the project timescale