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Edit URL Notes Link Category A strategy for physical activity - a consultation Reports After Now After Now is a new, thought provoking, public health frontiers project led by Phil Hanlon, Professor of Public Health at the University of Glasgow.  The After Now website investigates a brave new future for public health via a series of video presentations, podcasts and related papers Research projects/centres Alcohol and Alcohol Studies Database Databases Alcohol Studies Database Databases BMC Public Health ( Free e-journal ) Journals Building Community Well-Being: An Exploration of Themes and Issues Reports Building Community Well-Being: An Exploration of Themes and Issues - Project Summary Report Reports Children in Scotland: Clann an Alba Voluntary sector organisation Closing the Gap - Strategies for action to tackle health inequlaities This portal is a unique space in which you can find recent examples of interventions and policies designed to reduce health inequalities in the countries of the European Union. Databases Community Health Partnerships NHS information Consultation on a physical activity strategy for Scotland: Analysis of responses - Research Findings Reports General Register Office for Scotland - Statistics Statistical resources Glasgow Centre for Population Health Research projects/centres Glasgow City Council Government information Glasgow Council for the Voluntary Sector Networks UK public health networks Glasgow Health Information Library and information services Glasgow's Health Hub Patient information Glasgow's Learning... About Equalities Online Toolkit e-learning resources GoWell GoWell is the name of a research and learning programme that aims to investigate the impact of investment in housing, regeneration and neighbourhood renewal on the health and wellbeing of individuals, families and communities. The GoWell programme is a collaboration between the Glasgow Centre for Population Health, the University of Glasgow, and the MRC Social and Public Health Sciences Unit, sponsored by Glasgow Housing Association, Communities Scotland, NHS Health Scotland and NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde. Research projects/centres Grampian Health Improvement Network UK public health networks health for all children 4: guidance on implementation in Scotland Reports Health for all Children Draft Guidance on Implementation in Scotland Reports Health in my language Patient information Healthy Eating, Active Living: An action plan to improve diet, increase physical activity and tackle obesity (2008-2011) Scottish Government Publication Government information Improving Scotland's Health Health Improvement ISD Scotland Statistical resources Microsoft NHS IT Training Resources e-learning resources MRC Social and Public Health Sciences Unit The Medical Research Council Social and Public Health Sciences Unit aims to promote human health via the study of social and environmental influences on health. Research projects/centres National Library for Health Library and information services NHS Careers - Public Health Professional associations and societies NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde NHS information NHS Health Scotland Health Scotland is the national agency for improving the health of our population. We are a Special Health Board in NHS Scotland. Health Improvement North of Scotland Public Health Network (NoSPHN) UK public health networks Nursing for health: a review of the contribution of nurses, midwives, and health visitors to improving the public's health in Scotland Nursing for Health, a report published by the Scottish Executive in March 2001, has the following aims: to identify the implications of current Scottish, UK and European policy on the roles of nurses, midwives and health visitors; to identify and describe current practice in the field of public health nursing, including both routine practice and innovations; to make recommendations on the future development of nursing roles in public health, focusing particularly at three levels: Individuals and their families, Communities, Public health strategy and leadership. This report is available in html and pdf format (Adobe Acrobat required). Reports PHORCAST-Public Health Online Resource for Careers, Skills and Training Professional associations and societies Physical Activity and Health Alliance This website contains information and resources to help members of the physical activity workforce implement the national physical activity strategy, 'Let's Make Scotland More Active'. Health Improvement Population and household projections - Glasgow city and CHCP areas Government information Public Education Resource Library PERL Library and information services Public Health / Health Promotion Specialist e-Library Library and information services Public Health Information Network for Scotland (PHINS) UK public health networks Public Health Protection Unit NHS information Public Service Reform, Community Planning and the Health Improvement Agenda On the 29 August 2006 partnership managers and those working in the area of health improvement gathered in Glasgow to discuss the challenges of the Public Service Reform Agenda. For further information on this event and copies of the day's presentations please log on to the site above and scroll down to the 'Latest News' section and click onto the article "Public Service Reform, Community Planning and the Health Improvement Agenda". Health Improvement Report of the NHSGGC Director of Public Health 2007 - 2008 NHS information Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation Link to the Scottish Executive site for an overview of the Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation. Statistical resources Scottish Public Health Network UK public health networks Scottish Public Health Observatory Research projects/centres The Faculty of Public Health of the Royal Colleges of Physicians of the United Kingdom This is the website of the Faculty of Public Health of the Royal Colleges of Physicians of the United Kingdom. The faculty's main aim is to develop public health with a view to maintaining the highest possible standards of professional competence and practice, and to act as an authoritative body for consultation in matters of education or public interest concerning Public Health. Professional associations and societies The Knowledge Network Library and information services UK Public Health Register (UKPHR) The UK Public Health Register provides public protection by ensuring that only competent public health professionals are registered and that high standards of practice are maintained. Professional associations and societies