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Practicing Health For All in a Glasgow housing scheme : the Drumchapel healthy cities project 1990 - 1992
This report describes the first 2 years of the Drumchapel Healthy Cities Project. The project attempted to translate the World Health Organisations Health For All principles into action at a local level
Food and health policy
The aim of this policy is to increase awareness of the relationship between food and health and to promote the adoption of eating habits conducive to health
An apple a day...? A study of lifestyles and health
This report from the Centre for Health Services Studies at the University of Kent at Canterbury was commissioned in order to give an initial assessment of the type of activity required by the agencies to improve the life of the residents in Argyll and Clyde Health Board area, as well as to assist in identifying other areas where action is needed
Annual report 1992-93
Following the launch in March 1992 of its Local Health Charter "Yours for Life" the Board has for the first time set clear performance standards in terms of the waiting time targets and guarantees for our patients. The full details of the Board's overall performance against the targets and guarantees are set out in Pages 18 to 24. I am pleased to report that with the exception of a few cases we met our targets and guarantees for the year. In the 49 cases where we failed, patients were treated in the next 3 months. These figures do not include plastic surgery and coloproctology cases which were excluded from our guarantee scheme. The board is seeking to recruit additional consultants in these specialties
Drug misuse and health in Glasgow
The report describes the complex array of services provided by the statutory and voluntary sectors that are already in play and outlines important new services that are under development. The necessity for close coordination and cooperation between agencies is underlined as is the need for careful evaluation of the effectiveness of services. Whilst there may be no simple solution to the drug problem, it is hoped that this report will show how much can and is being done by the health service and many others to limit its consequences for the health of our city
Healthy Clydebank urban programme application November 1993 supporting documentation
In the light of the Urban Aid Programme it is proposed that the Healthy
Clydebank Project incorporate a community development health unit which will
operate within the most deprived communities in Clydebank and in partnership
with the most vulnerable groups in order to create the opportunities for better
health for all
Balance of care study (mental illness)
This report summarises the findings of the Argyll and Clyde Balance of Care Survey. The survey was conducted in order to assess the residential and day-care needs of the patients currently resident in Argyll and Bute, Dykebar and Ravenscraig hospitals. The aim of the survey was to aid the Health Board in planning local services for the patients, some of whom had been resident in the hospital for many years
Glasgow's health: old problems, new opportunities
This publication has been developed from the annual reports of the Director of Public Health for Glasgow (1989 - 1992). The title 'Glasgow's Health: Old Problems - New Opportunities' reflects the new developments in joint work on health issues that have been taking place in the city of Glasgow. Indeed this book is an outcome of some of those new ways of working