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A perspective on children's health in Glasgow
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Bruce Whyte discusses a new set of children and young people's health and wellbeing profiles, which aim to help inform services planning and identify population health patterns.
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V is for value, A is for action: Values-based Approaches with communities
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Our Community Engagement Manager Cat Tabbner explores the value of our communities and volunteers as part of Challenge Poverty Week 2023.
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The challenge of an unequal world
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Lorna Kelly discusses Michael Marmot’s book 'The health gap: the challenge of an unequal world', looking at inequality, health and the wider social and economic contexts which affect population health.
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Mental Health in Focus: a profile of mental health & wellbeing in Greater Glasgow & Clyde
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A comprehensive profile of mental health and wellbeing in Greater Glasgow and Clyde and its sub-regions.
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Challenge Poverty Week
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14th - 20th October 2013
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Working towards a Best Start and Bright Futures: reflections on an NHS child poverty partnership
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This is the first in a series of blogs on how universal health and social care services can and are tackling child poverty.
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Families running on empty
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Are we turning a blind eye to the spiralling levels of unsecure personal debt used ‘to make ends meet’ among vulnerable households?
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A 'pockets' approach to addressing financial vulnerability
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A Centre for Research on Families and Relationships publication which outlines recent evidence on financial vulnerability among families in Scotland.
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History, politics and vulnerability: explaining excess mortality
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A synthesis of the research undertaken into excess mortality to date, which, from a detailed examination of all the available evidence, identifies the most likely underlying causes and, therefore, the most appropriate policy responses.
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The ‘social stuff’: connections, communities and health
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Sara Dodds discusses how our connections to others, our networks of support, and our ability to influence decisions affecting our lives, all impact on our health.