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ITEM No 07 - Children's Services Performance Presentation
October 2021 | Integration Joint Board – Finance, Audit and Scrutiny Committee | Papers and Reports | 20 October 2021
A TECS Case Study - HSCP Perspective
November 2021 | Papers and Reports | Social Care
A TECS Case Study - Advocacy Perspective
November 2021 | Papers and Reports | Social Care
A TECS Case Study - TECS Provider Perspective
November 2021 | Papers and Reports | Social Care
A TECS Case Study - Support Provider Perspective
November 2021 | Papers and Reports | Social Care
A TECS Case Study - Summary
November 2021 | Glasgow City Integration Joint Board | Papers and Reports | Social Care
Item No 05 - Rolling Action List
November 2021 | Glasgow City Integration Joint Board | Papers and Reports | 1 December 2021
Item No 09 - Mental Health Recovery and Renewal Fund - Funding to Support Increase in Eating Disorder Presentations due to COVID-19
November 2021 | Glasgow City Integration Joint Board | Papers and Reports | 1 December 2021
This report seeks approval for the planned use of the non-recurring emergency NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) financial allocation 2021/22 to meet the urgent needs of eating disorder patients and services.
Item No 12 - Strategic Partnership with University of Strathclyde
November 2021 | Glasgow City Integration Joint Board | Papers and Reports | 1 December 2021
To advise the IJB of discussions with University of Strathclyde Health and Care Futures Institute and to seek agreement to enter into a Strategic Partnership Agreement with University of Strathclyde.
Item No 13 - Justice Social Work Recovery Planning and Maryhill Womens Community Custody Report
November 2021 | Glasgow City Integration Joint Board | Papers and Reports | 1 December 2021
To provide an update to the Integration Joint Board (IJB) on progress made by justice social work in utilising the additional Scottish Government grant award received to support COVID-19 recovery work and the planning underway for the Women’s Community Custody Unit (CCU) in Maryhill.