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Resilience: where next?
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The fifth blog in our series looks back over Glasgow's resilience journey ahead of our forthcoming Healthier Future Forum.
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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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Evaluating arts and health
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Chris Harkins looks at the challenges of measuring and evaluating the impact of arts on health, using his evaluation of Sistema Scotland as an example.
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Findings Series 25 - the Glasgow Effect
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Investigating a 'Glasgow Effect': why do equally deprived UK cities experience different health outcomes?
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Gender inequalities: how are social and systemic failures contributing?
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Starting on International Woman’s Day 2022, this series of blogs will focus on gender inequalities and explore how social and systemic failures contribute, the issue of women’s safety in public spaces and the wider issues of gender inequalities.
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New participatory budgeting report
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This publication supports the strategic and operational delivery of PB within Scotland and beyond.
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Power, health and social justice - what do you think?
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Let us know your thoughts on our recent animation: 'Power as a health and social justice issue'.
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Who cares about data?
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Dr Oonagh Robison discusses the results from three new analyses of young carer data from the NHS GGC schools survey, and explores the importance of using local data to address inequality.
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Comparisons of health-related behaviours and health measures
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The aim of this report is to provide a comprehensive comparison of adult morbidity, mortality health behaviours and risk factors in the Glasgow area with those seen elsewhere in Scotland
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Systemic failures contributing to gender inequality
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This is the fourth blog in our series on gender inequalities and looks at systems which are failing women, girls, and non-binary people.