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Aids (control) act 1987 report for the year to 31 March 1994
No full textstatutory document updates on an annual basi
Glasgow's Health Women Count
Get PDFThis publication aims to provide information about the health of Glasgow women in a readily accessible form. lt is aimed primarily at those promo ting and making decisions about women 's health but it is hoped that it will also be of use to all those interested in women's health
A report on peer education in the East End of Glasgow
Get PDFThe planning and organisation of the Pure Youth Conference was based on the approaches encapsulated in this definition. This report has been compiled following consultation with all
of those involved in the Pure Youth project. It aims to provide the reader with the following information:
1 The project history
2 How the project was organised and funded
3 A description of the peer education process
4 A description of the Conference
5 An analysis of the Conference and its outcomes
6 Monitoring and evaluation of the peer education process
7 Conclusions, recommendations and future strateg
Challenges for health in Argyll and Clyde: annual report of the Director of Public Health 1994
Get PDFIn this report for 1994, as in previous years, the aim is to bring to wide attention the level of health of the people of Argyll and CIyde (Argyll and Bute, Dumbarton , Innverclyde and Refrew Districts) and the challenges facing us if we are to improve health in these areas
How sex affects your health: a conference on gender and health
No full textThis is the conference report from the fifth Glasgow Healthy City Project Community Conference, the theme of which was gender and health
Health gain commissioning team for homeless people in Glasgow
Get PDFThis report on health services for homeless people differs from the other 'health gain' reports in that there are no models of proven effective practice, and current service provision for homeless people is so limited that any redeployment of existing resources could produce at best only a marginal and almost certainly unmeasurable improvement on health
Primary care direction statement
Get PDFThis document reviews how General Medical Practitioners (family doctors), practice staff and community nursing staff can help provide an improved service to patients. It also covers the Board's Department of Practitioner Services
Assessment of the need for coronary artery bypass grafting in Argyll and Clyde
Get PDFThe need for coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) has changed as a result of changes in disease incidence and developments in alternative treatment modalities. This report reviews the available evidence on the current and future levels of need for CABG in Argyll and Clyde residents
Health promoting school handbook
No full textIn recent years, schools in the Argyll and Clyde Health Board area have been active in the development of approaches to improve the health of young people. In 1990, the Health Board funded a major project on the development of the Health Promoting School. This resulted in intensive support being offered to secondary schools. Latterly the project work broadened to include some associated primary schools. This "cluster based" approach has many benefits since the development of the Health Promoting School results in work which focuses on establishments, not only as centres of learning, but as workplaces, and includes issues such as staff health and well-being. The role of the wider community, parents and health and caring services are seen as critical elements
Health status and health needs of the Chinese population in Glasgow 1994
Get PDFThis report aims to determine the health status and health needs of Chinese residents, to
compare the findings with the local population, and to make recommendations as to how
the health needs can be met within the Health Board's resources