SDCF Engagement Events August 2024

Auld, Brian

Item No 09 - Review of Access to Social Care Support

This report sets out the HSCP’s proposed approach to allocate available self-directed support (SDS) social care resources in proportion to presenting need, underpinned by a commitment to fairness, transparency and keeping service users safe from harm. The report seeks IJB approval for this approach.

Glasgow City HSCP Staff Mental Health and Wellbeing Action Plan 2023 to 2025

Item No 08 - Hospital at Home Model

This paper proposes a revision to the existing Hospital at Home (H@H) service in Glasgow City and includes the delivery of Glasgow City Call Before You Convey (CBYC), given the alignment of purpose around admission avoidance and synergies in respect of professional and clinical skill sets.

Item No 07 - IJB 2024-25 Budget Update including Community Health Services within Children and Families

This report will provide an update on the revenue budget for Glasgow City Integration Joint Board for 2024-25 following approval of the budget by the IJB on 20 March 2024 and the update presented on 15 May 2024.

Item No 04 - Glasgow City IJB Minutes 26-06-2024 - DRAFT

Partnership project shows the importance of good data collection in predicting and preventing falls

For most of us if we’re healthy, falling over can lead to a skint knee, and if it happens in public, maybe a bit of embarrassment.

However, for some people, the lasting effects can be much more serious, leading to hospitalisation and often the beginning of a cycle of poor health or even a loss of their independence at home. Injuries caused by falls are a leading cause of hospital admission and death for those aged over 75. On average, there are over 4,000 hospital admissions in Glasgow each year due to a fall.

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New Multiple Risk Curricular Resource for schools

A new resource for education staff looking at risk taking behaviours in pupils is now available for Glasgow schools.

Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP)’s Youth Health Improvement Team recently launched the Multiple Risk Curricular Resource: Which Way, for use with pupils in P7 and S2.