News
| The ‘Glasgow Effect’ and the ‘Scottish Effect’: unhelpful terms which have now lost their meaning David Walsh discusses new research on excess mortality and why the terms 'Glasgow Effect' and 'Scottish Effect' are unhelpful and outdated. |
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02 June 2016 |
| How well are we describing your neighbourhood? We’re asking people in Glasgow to look at and give feedback on our set of health and wellbeing profiles for Glasgow neighbourhoods. |
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27 May 2016 |
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| Asset-based approaches: reflections on a journey of writing in partnership Jennifer McLean reflects on the collaborative approach undertaken in writing a new book on asset-based approaches. |
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19 May 2016 |
| New synthesis on excess mortality published Our new synthesis report has identified the most likely underlying causes of Scotland’s and Glasgow’s levels of ‘excess’ mortality. |
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15 May 2016 |
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| April's Midweek Movie - films and discussion This month we highlight a collection of historical public information films which have been made available online by the BFI (British Film Institute) and discuss trends in public information dissemination using film. |
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06 May 2016 |
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| March's Midweek Movie - films and discussion For March we chose to watch and discuss two short films focusing on people’s experiences of poverty. |
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11 April 2016 |
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| The ‘social stuff’: connections, communities and health 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. |
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08 April 2016 |
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| Our film work - get involved online with our Midweek Movie Following the inaugural GCPH film festival, held in 2015 to celebrate and explore Glasgow through film, we have been working on a small project to curate a collection public health-related films. |
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23 March 2016 |
| March e-update The latest e-newsletter from the GCPH is available now. |
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22 March 2016 |
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| Prof Carol Tannahill awarded Fellowship of the Royal Society of Edinburgh Our Director, Prof Carol Tannahill, today becomes a Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE). |
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08 March 2016 |