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Partnership Matters Briefing - June 2021
Partnership Matters - October 2021
Partnership Matters - January/February 2023
Partnership Matters Briefing - January/February 2022
Partnership Matters - September/October 2023
Our September/October edition features a message from our Chief Officer, Susanne Millar; you can read about our Community Rehabilitation Teams, who are making a difference helping patients to maximise their independence; we ran a campaign to raise awareness in the city about suicide prevention; we celebrated our HSCP staff being recognised at a number of national and local awards; and you can read about our HSCP’s Annual Performance Report 2022 to 2023 and our Demographics and Needs Profile.
Partnership Matters - November/December 2023
Our November/December edition features a message from our Chief Officer, Susanne Millar; you can read about our trial of Technology Enabled Care (TEC) clinics, which are part of our Maximising Independence approach and we feature our HSCP's Supported Employment Service with a short video showcasing the service.
Launch of Socially Connected Glasgow Strategy
On 23 June 2022 Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP) launched The Socially Connected Glasgow Strategy, which was commissioned by the HSCP and co-produced by Impact Funding Partners (IFP) and the people of Glasgow.
The development of the strategy focuses on the importance of mental well-being in our recovery from the pandemic as a city and in the HSCP’s Maximising Independence programme.
Partnership Matters Briefing - March/April 2025
In our March/April 2025 edition of the Partnership Matters Briefing we recognise the Staff Awards for Excellence that took place in March. Read all about our winners and commendations. Project SEACH applications are open which is a fantastic opportunity for individuals with learning disabilities and autism spectrum conditions to gain work experience and develop skills. The Connected Care and Wellbeing Community Alexa Trial has exceeded expectations, leading to additional funding for a second phase.
TEC Clinics help take the fear out of technology
You’re probably reading this article on a laptop or mobile device. We use technology routinely across most areas of our lives now. But for many people, technology can be a barrier to the wider community, as well as a welcome lifeline. While tech devices can support people to access care, support and social connection, a lack of awareness and understanding of what’s available and how to use tech can be a real hurdle.