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| Cost-of-Living Crisis: Hungry for Change In this blog, Jill Muirie considers the long- and short-term implications of growing levels of food insecurity and the importance of improved access to nutritious food and a more stable food economy for our health, wellbeing and quality of life. |
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13 April 2023 |
| Further evidence of detrimental changes to population health Our new publication 'Changing mortality rates in Scotland & the UK: an updated summary' shows further evidence of hugely alarming changes to population health - including mortality rates, healthy life expectancy & mental health. |
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21 February 2023 |
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| Health Inequalities in Scotland: Leaving No One Behind Chik Collins, Director, GCPH, and David Walsh, Programme Manager, GCPH |
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21 February 2023 |
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| February e-update |
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03 February 2023 |
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| Cost-of-living crisis: Working together is right on the money This blog highlights the damaging effects of falling incomes on people’s pockets, some opportunities to boost income, and how local money advice partnerships play a crucial role in supporting people struggling to get by in the current crisis. |
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31 January 2023 |
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| Common Health Assets: The Lived Experience Panel - Creating the conditions for successful PPI engagement In this blog, Mohasin Ahmed reflects on the first in-person Lived Experience Panel meeting held in Glasgow in November 2022. The Lived Experience Panel is a component of the Common Health Assets research project. |
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13 January 2023 |
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| A cost-of-living crisis - for whom? Associate Director, Pete Seaman, reflects on the unequal impact of the cost-of-living crisis and what insights our work offers in responding to the crisis in the short and long-term to support those most affected and address underlying inequalities. |
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06 December 2022 |
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| November e-update |
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29 November 2022 |
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| Our Rights, Our Communities: The empowerment of being a peer researcher In this blog, we asked the peer researchers that led the peer-evaluation of the ‘Our Rights, Our Communities’ project to tell us what they thought about the peer research process. They shared why and how this was an empowering experience for them and the |
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24 November 2022 |
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| Our Rights Our Communities: The benefits of community-based research In this blog, Lily Owens-Crossman, a research intern on a peer-led research project, shares what she has learnt about participatory research in action, the benefits of this approach and the challenges of conducting research in this way. |
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23 November 2022 |