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Aids (control) act 1987 report for the year to 31 March 1993
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Physical activity levels and related factors in a sample of Glasgow adolescents
No full textThe purpose of this study was to establish the physical activity levels of a sample of Glasgow adolescents, and to try and determine key factors which affected their activity patterns
Health needs assessment : coronary heart disease stage 2
Get PDFIn order to provide a more comprehensive document, parts of Stage 1 have been included in Stage 2 of the Health Needs Assessment for Coronary Heart Disease. The basic statistical information used in Stage 1 has been extended and refined, providing a clearer picture of the condition and the impact it makes on the allocation of resources. Consultation has been held with a range of service providers to assess the existing workload and methods of care, with consideration given to identifying deficiencies in the present service and developments in the range of investigations or treatments which might be included in our recommendations. Information has also been sought on the present cost to the health service of coronary heart disease, with a view to assessing the need and possibilities for reallocating these resources. Having considered these factors, the final section includes recommendations for the consideration of the Purchasing Group with regard to both the setting of contracts, and the monitoring of the quality and extent of the service supplied by the Provider Units
Homelessness and health: a needs assessment in the Greater Glasgow health board area July - October 1992
Get PDFThe following report examines the problem of homelessness in Glasgow, including the help available for homeless people. It describes the particular health care needs of different sectors of the homeless population and considers the delivery of health services to them
Community development & health visiting: report from a healthy city forum
No full textThis is the report of a Healthy City Forum entitled
"A Community DevelopmentApproach to Health Visiting" held on Saturday 11th April 1992 in the Parish Hall in Glasgow
Aids (control) act 1987 report for the year to 31 March 1992
No full textStatutory document updated on an annual basi
Aids (control) act 1987 report for the year to 31 March 1992
Get PDFStatutory Document updated on an annual basi
Working documents on health needs assessment: cancer report I
Get PDFThis report considers areas of cancer in which 'health gain' may be possible and offers suggestions on how to achieve it. Areas focused on included prevention, diagnosis, in-patient treatment, terminal care, patients views and bed use
The annual report of the Director of Public Health 1991/92
Get PDFUnless there is a massive and unexpected change in current trends, inequalities in health within Greater Glasgow and between Greater Glasgow and the rest of Scotland are likely to increase. No apology is made for returning to the theme of inequalities in health in this year's report even though it was highlighted in previous years because it is the most striking and important aspect of health in Greater Glasgow. Chapters 16 and 17 describe some of the imaginative projects the Greater Glasgow Health Board and others have initiated to confront the problem. Nonetheless, much more needs to be done
Annual report and accounts 1991-92
Get PDFIn December we opened the first Scottish Heart and Lung Transplant Unit at the Glasgow Royal Infirmary which will be of enormous benefit to the country as a whole. It is hoped we can encourage more people to donate organs which can give life - or sight - to many who await these wonderful opportunities in deep hope. Major achievements in health care include the partnership development for the Care of the Elderly in Rutherglen and the new splendid village centre at Lennox Castle hospital which constitutes a vast environmental improvement for our mentally handicapped residents. Three new, purpose-built wards for elderly mentally ill at Gartnavel Royal Hospital were opened which together with a similar development at Ruchill Hospital now offer high quality, comfortable and homely accommodation for a total of 180 residents