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Thursday 27/11/2008

Consultation on The Swine Vesicular Disease (Scotland) Order 2009 [Agriculture]

This draft Scottish Statutory Instrument is intended to be used in the event of an outbreak of Swine Vesicular Disease (SVD), as well as meeting our obligation to fully implement Directive 92/119/EEC as amended

Criminal Justice Directorate Circular JD/9/2008 The Criminal Proceedings etc. (Reform) (Scotland) Act 2007 (Commencement No. 5) Order 2008. [Law, Order and Public Safety]

Circular detailing provisions commencing on 8 December 2008 under The Criminal Proceedings etc. (Reform) (Scotland) Act 2007 (Commencement No. 5) Order 2008

Education and Lifelong Learning Research Findings 2008: Review of Work Experience in Scotland [Education and Training]

Work Experience in Scotland

Evaluation of Sustainability Features in New Build Social Housing in Scotland [Research]

This report presents results of an evaluation of the environmental performance and cost effectiveness of sustainability features in new build social housing projects in Scotland.

Evaluation of Sustainability Features in New Build Social Housing in Scotland Research Findings No. 20/2008 [Research]

This research findings presents a summary of findings from an evaluation of the environmental performance and cost effectiveness of sustainability features in new build social housing projects in Scotland.

Health and Housing in the SHARP Study: Qualitative Research Findings [Research]

This report outlines findings from qualitative interviews carried out as part of the Scottish Health, Housing and Regeneration Study. The report outlines findings of the impact of moving home on housing conditions, social networks, community outcomes and health and well-being.

Scottish House Condition Survey Key Findings 2007 [Housing]

This is the fourth Key Findings report to be produced since the SHCS moved to a continuous format in 2003. Prior to 2003 surveys were conducted in 1991, 1996 and 2002 and typically consisted of sample sizes of around 15,000 paired social and physical cases. The 2003/4, 2004/5, 2005/6 and, now, 2007 surveys have a sample size of around 3,000 paired cases.

SHARP Survey Findings: Changes in Residential Circumstances [Research]

This report outlines survey findings relating to changes in residential circumstances from a longitudinal study of the health and social impacts on tenants which result from moving into new-build socially rented housing.

SHARP Survey Findings: Mental Health and Well-Being Outcomes [Research]

This report outlines survey findings relating to mental health and well-being outcomes from a longitudinal study of the health and social impacts on tenants which result from moving into new-build socially rented housing.

SHARP Survey Findings: Physical Health & Health Behaviour Outcomes [Research]

This report outlines the findings from a longitudinal study of the health and social impacts on tenants which result from moving into new-build socially rented housing.

SHARP Survey Findings: Social and Community Outcomes [Research]

This report outlines survey findings relating to social and community outcomes from a longitudinal study of the health and social impacts on tenants which result from moving into new-build socially rented housing.

The SHARP study: findings of a controlled study of the effects of housing and neighbourhood change on health and well-being Research Findings 18/2008 [Research]

Research from a longitudinal study of the health and social impacts on tenants which result from moving into new-build socially rented housing.

The SHARP Study: Objectives, Design and Methodology [Research]

This report outlines the study objectives, design and methodology for the Scottish Health, Housing and Regeneration Project.

Work Experience in Scotland [Research]

Research Report on Work Experience in Scotland

Work Experience in Scotland Appendices [Education and Training]

Appendices for Work Experience in Scotland

Wednesday 26/11/2008

Better Together: Scotland's Patient Experience Programme Building on the Experiences of NHS Boards [Research]

This research documents Scottish Health Boards’ current patient experience activities and Boards representatives’ experiences of and attitudes towards patient experience. The research also examined expectations of the Scottish Patient Experience Programme and beliefs about patients’ priorities.

Better Together: Scotland's Patient Experience Programme Building on the Experiences of NHS Boards - Research Findings No. 1 [Research]

This research findings documents Scottish Health Boards’ current patient experience activities and Boards representatives’ experiences of and attitudes towards patient experience. The research also examined expectations of the Scottish Patient Experience Programme and beliefs about patients’ priorities.

Better Together: Scotland's Patient Experience Programme Building on the Experiences of NHS Patients and Users - Research Finding No. 2 [Research]

This research findings qualitatively examines the aspects of their health care that Scottish patients view as being important. The research includes the views of hospital inpatients, people with a long-term health condition and the views of people about general practice services. The results of this research will be used to help design a range of instruments which will gather patient’s experiences of healthcare as inpatients, users of GP services and people with long-term conditions.

Better Together: Scotland's Patient Experience Programme: Building on the Experiences of NHS Patients and Users [Research]

This report qualitatively examines the aspects of their health care that Scottish patients view as being important. The research includes the views of hospital inpatients, people with a long-term health condition and the views of people about general practice services. The results of this research will be used to help design a range of instruments which will gather patient’s experiences of healthcare as inpatients, users of GP services and people with long-term conditions.

Health Warning: Being Out of Work Seriously Damages People's Health: Information for Healthcare Professionals [Education and Training]

Leaflet for health professionals on the effects on mental health of individuals who are out of work