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| Year | Date | Title | Summary | Source | File size |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2008 | April 30 | Understanding alcohol misuse in Scotland: Harmful Drinking - final report | NHS Quality Improvement Scotland reports on alcohol-related attendances at A&E units. | NHS QIS | 888kb |
| 2008 | April 12 | Are you really listening? | Through the ‘Mosaics of Meaning’ research in Glasgow (Glasgow Anti Stigma
Partnership 2007) it was found that the stigma associated with mental health
problems among black and minority ethnic (BME) communities have a major impact
on people’s wellbeing.
As part of ‘Mosaics of Meaning’ a story telling project was set up and has since produced a booklet entitled ‘Are you really listening?’ which contains stories about stigma, discrimination and resilience towards mental health problems among black and minority ethnic communities in Scotland. | NHS Health Scotland | 1.3mb |
| 2008 | April 11 | All in Good Health: Spring 2008 | Spring edition of All in Good Health, NHS Health Scotland’s quarterly newsletter, highlighting current national health improvement programmes, news and activities with which Health Scotland is involved. | NHS Health Scotland | 776kb |
| 2008 | April 10 | Sexual Health Services Final Standards | Scotland’s national sexual health and relationships strategy, Respect and
Responsibility: Strategy and Action Plan for Improving Sexual Health, was
launched by the Scottish Government in January 2005.
A range of actions were set out in Respect and Responsibility to enhance sexual health promotion, education, and service provision. NHS Quality Improvement Scotland (NSH QIS) was tasked with taking forward the development of clinical standards in relation to sexual health services provided by or secured by NHSScotland. The draft standards were published in July 2007 and consultation took place between July and November 2007. Following extensive multi-professional and public input, the draft standards were revised in light of this consultation prior to the publication of the final standards for Sexual Health Services in March 2008. | NHS QIS | 251kb |
| 2008 | April 9 | Keep Well Informed Edition 4 | This newsletter is published on a quarterly basis and is available at www.healthscotland.com. The aim of the newsletter is to inform interested parties of Keep Well programme developments. | NHS Health Scotland | 1.9mb |
| 2008 | April 8 | Delivering Equal Services to Black and Minority Ethnic Communities in Scotland – Proposal for a Race Equality & Mental Health Programme | This proposal has been put together by the current Programme Manager (Mental Health & Wellbeing) in response to a request from the mental health division in May 2007. The request was to develop a programme aimed at the primary care tier of mental health services. The proposed programme will be hosted within Equalities & Planning Directorate, Health Scotland between April 2008 and April 2011 | NHS Health Scotland | 227kb |
| 2008 | April 4 | KNOW: Issue 2 / Spring 2008 | Newsletter for the Scottish Alcohol and Drugs Workforce (SADW) | NHS Health Scotland | 1.8mb |
| 2008 | March 20 | Equalities and Planning Newsletter Issue 4 - March 2008 | Equalities and Planning Newsletter Issue 4 - March 2008 | NHS Health Scotland | 188kb |
| 2008 | March 13 | ISD Women and Children's Health Information Programme March 2008 Newsletter | Issue 1 of the ISD Women and Children's Health Information Programme Newsletter | ISD Scotland | 342kb |
| 2008 | March 4 | Diabetes National Overview - follow-up report | NHS QIS and Diabetes UK Scotland first worked together in 2000
when NHS QIS developed clinical standards for the care of people with
diabetes. Performance against these standards was then reviewed in every NHS board in Scotland and Diabetes UK Scotland took part in many of the review visits. In 2004, NHS QIS published the first ever comprehensive review of diabetes services across NHSScotland and pledged to review these services again in 2007. This report builds on that work, updating the profile of Scotland’s diabetes services and this time, taking into account the experience of people living with diabetes. It is the result of effective partnership working: as NHS QIS gathered information and data from service providers, Diabetes UK Scotland, in a parallel process, focused on the voices of people living with diabetes. | NHS QIS | 765kb |