Our November newsletter continues to focus on sharing with you some of the important work that is going on across the Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership. It also answers the most frequently asked questions staff have about integration, along with providing details of the Integrated Care Fund and some of the important and innovative work that it is supporting.
This edition looks at how we are listening to service users/patients, carers and young people with our consultation on Glasgow’s Dementia Strategy, Carers Partnership Work and Specialist Children’s Services. It also provides details of the Integrated Care Fund and some of the important and innovative work it is supporting.
This newsletter is packed full of information you need to know including an update on the Integration Joint Board, the Strategic Plan, the Supported Employment Service and the Family Nurse Partnership programme among many more articles.
This newsletter is packed full of information you need to know including an update on the Partnership’s Strategic Plan, latest news on Locality Plans, the official opening of Orchard Grove Care Home and Day Care Centre, information on the success of the work of the Carers Partnership and work to improve health and inequalities among many more articles.
Inside we’ve got a wide range of stories celebrating integration including the results of this year’s School Health Summit, Anticipatory Care, an event to mark successes in Children and Young People’s Mental Health, a feature on Cafe Gro, the latest from the Poverty Leadership Panel and much more!
Inside we’ve got a wide range of stories celebrating integration including recent awards success for staff and two public consultations, firstly on the Integration Joint Board’s Participation and Engagement Strategy and secondly The Sexual Health Strategic Plan 2016-19.
In this issue we talk about Single Point of Access for District Nursing, the Dementia Bus visiting Glasgow and also provide an update on our Participation and Engagement Strategy following our recent public consultation.
In this issue we talk about the success of staff at recent Award ceremonies, Adult Support and Protection, and how the Telecare Service helps people stay safe at home. We also give an update on our Provider Event and the work of the Glasgow City Community Respiratory Team (pictured above) who featured in the British Lung Foundation’s World COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease) Day Campaign.
In this issue we feature the official openings of the new Maryhill Health and Care Centre and the new Glasgow Psychological Trauma Centre. An exciting new development is the consultation on the proposed development of a Health and Social Care Hub at Parkhead in April and May. We also feature work with Young Carers and the Children and Young People Services Plan 2017-20.