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Item No 15 - National Care Service Update
This report provides the Integration Joint Board with an update on the current position of the Scottish Government’s National Care Service (Scotland) Bill.
Item No 08 - Update on the Implementation of a Safer Drug Consumption Facility
The purpose of the report is to update the IJB on the progress of the implementation of a Safer Drug Consumption Facility (SDCF) in Glasgow City, as approved at the IJB in September 2023. The paper outlines governance arrangements and provides updates from a range of workstreams reporting to the SDCF Implementation Board. The paper seeks approval to approach the Lord Advocate for the formal Statement of Prosecution Policy, to support full implementation of the SDCF.
Item No 12 - IJB Meetings
The purpose of this report is to consider and make a decision on progressing a return to face to face meetings of the Integration Joint Board and its Committees.
EQIA - Justice Services Glasgow Framework
Agenda - 24/01/2024
Item No 20 - Scottish Government Mental Health Services for Children and Young People - 2022-23 Carry Forward
The purpose of this report is to update the IJB on progress with the Community Mental Health funding for 2023/34; and to note the approval by the Chief Officer and Chief Officer Finance and Resources of the plan for the underspend under delegated authority, on the ground of urgency.
Glasgow City Primary care Improvement Plan (PCIP) Bulletin - December 2023
The Primary Care Improvement Plan Bulletin is also available as an online interactive bulletin.
Staff urged to ‘Think Red Bag’ to improve patient care
All staff working in hospitals and care homes are being urged to ‘Think Red Bag’ when preparing for a care home resident to attend and return from hospital.
The Red Bag works as a visual prompt to provide a central location for the transfer of information, appropriate medication, belongings and preferences of an individual. The bag is used if a resident is required to be transferred from their care home to hospital.
Strategic Partnership with the University of Strathclyde is set to drive innovation in health and social care
A new collaboration agreement between researchers at the University of Strathclyde and our Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP) is set to drive innovation in health and social care.
The Strategic Partnership Agreement formalises a long-time collaboration between the two. Teams of multi-disciplinary academics will join forces with our HSCP to develop solutions in response to real world and local challenges and inform best practice, as well as drive people-focussed innovation in the sector.