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Partnership Matters Briefing - June 2021
Message from Susanne Millar - Partnership Matters Briefing - July 2021
June saw us celebrate Carers Week up and down the country, highlighting the importance of unpaid carers, with this year’s theme being ‘Making Caring Visible and Valued’.
Partnership Matters Briefing - July 2021
Glasgow City HSCP Home Care Newsletter - Summer 2021
Our summer newsletter gives you an update on the work of our Home Care services.
Partnership Matters - August 2021
Glasgow City Integration Joint Board (IJB) Strategic Plan Update
Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP) is currently planning for the review of our current Strategic Plan with a view to developing a new plan that will cover the period 2023 – 26. We’re taking a different approach to reviewing our current plan and developing a new one this time around, with much more emphasis on co-production with the support of our partners in the third and independent sectors.
Partnership Matters - September 2021
Our September edition features a video message from our Chief Officer, Susanne Millar; we launch the Herbert Protocol for people with dementia; you can read about how we marked Suicide Prevention Week and the training that is available; we update you on the review of our current Glasgow City Integration Joint Board (IJB) Strategic Plan; and we cover the Care Group Annual Community Engagement Plan 2021 - 22 which was discussed at last month's IJB Public Engagement Committee. Also in this edition are links to lots of other news, along with dates of key meetings and events.
GCHSCP Primary Care Improvement Plan (PCIP) Bulletin 10 - September 2021
Latest news on the Primary Care Improvement Plan (PCIP).
Maximising Independence Update – October 2021
What makes you happy? Looking forward to travelling and seeing new places, spending time with family and friends, taking up a favourite sport or relaxing at home with a box set?
When we think about what makes us happy, we often think about the big things because we can take for granted that the essentials are in place – like living somewhere you can call home, where you feel safe, doing things you enjoy and spending time with the people and things you care about.