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";s:4:"text";s:4665:" Further information for health and social care professionals. Public health teams have access to a greater level of detail, and are constantly monitoring the number and location of cases in Scotland, and responding to localised outbreaks wherever and whenever they occur. View our latest coronavirus (COVID-19) data and guidance. You may be contacted by Public Health Scotland. the National Wellbeing Hub helps health and social care workers get advice to support their emotional wellbeing; guide for health professionals returning to NHS Scotland ; further information and guidance for health practitioners can be found at NHS Inform and Health Protection Scotland
For the latest information, visit The national Health Board working to reduce health inequalities and improve population health in Scotland.
They provide examples of local practise or findings which may help inform your own work and links to national information.Enter the email address associated with your account, and we’ll email you a link to reset your password. It is designed to support ScotPHN fulfill its remit of knowledge exchange and joining up all those working in public...These resources are designed to be of use by all those working in public health. Public Health Scotland is only one part of a complex system that can influence health and wellbeing. health protection; person-centred care; self-directed support ; sexual health ; Biography. It was created for the whole of Scotland under section 2 of the National Health Service (Scotland) Act 1978 (“the 1978 Act”). To date, the approach to tackling Scotland’s main public health challenges has not delivered the significant changes we need. This website uses cookies to ensure you get the best experience on our website.
Public Health Scotland is supporting the management of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic in Scotland.
Unless you fall within an exemption within this guidance you will: We are providing relevant and timely guidance and information about the spread of the disease and the activity in NHS Scotland to address it. This is a public health response, which aims to support Scotland’s continued efforts against coronavirus.
Support to help you self-isolate in your own accommodation . This document is intended to be a foundation for the whole system, for public services, third sector, community organisations and others, to work better together to improve Scotland’s health, and to empower people and communities. Any enquiries for Health Protection Scotland can be sent to the following address: Health Protection Scotland Public Health Scotland Meridian Court 5 Cadogan Street Glasgow G2 6QE. You will find information and resources below on the current tobacco strategy and to help you plan and improve services.
We're unable to provide clinical advice to members of the public so please contact your GP, NHS 111 or visit the Please note that we may not be the most appropriate organisation to deal with your enquiry, so please refer to the following information to help direct your enquiry.If you wish to know which NHS board covers your local area, visit the Please contact your local authority environmental health department to assist if your enquiry relates to local environmental health problems, for example:If you wish to know which council covers your local area, please visit the Any enquiries for Health Protection Scotland can be sent to the following address:Our staff are currently located at Meridian Court in Glasgow city centre. The website provides: Information about ScotPHN projects; Information about ScotPHN’s specialist public health networks;
We welcome the reform of public health in Scotland and have been involved in the thinking around this since the 2015 Review of Public Health in Scotland.