Introduction
This project was undertaken in 2014.
Project Group Membership
- Susan Webb, Acting Director of Public Health, NHS Grampian Project sponsor and chair
- Philip Conaglen, Consultant in Public Health Medicine, NHS Lothian Project Lead Author
- Annette Gallimore, Senior Public Health Researcher, NHS Lothian Project Researcher
- Ann Conacher, ScotPHN Manager
- Will Linden, Analyst, Violence Reduction Unit
- Phil Mackie, ScotPHN Lead Consultant
- Gillian McCartney, ScotPHN Senior Administrator
Steering Group Membership
- Nic Amos, Health Improvement Specialist, NHS Borders
- Nigel Calvert, Consultant Public Health Medicine, NHS Dumfries & Galloway
- Anne Clarke, Senior Manager, Public Health, NHS Ayrshire & Arran
- Clare Collin, Community Safety Unit, Scottish Government
- Katie Cosgrove, National Programme Manager, NHS Health Scotland
- Lucy Denvir, Consultant in Public Health, NHS Tayside
- Christine Goodall, Senior Clinical Lecturer, Oral Surgery School of Medicine, College of Medical, Veterinary and Life Sciences, University of Glasgow
- Linda Irvine, Strategic Programme Manager, Mental Health and Well-Being, NHS Lothian
- Lesley Johnstone, GBV Adviser, NHS Lothian
- Linzie Liddell, Community Safety Unit, Scottish Government
- Karyn McCluskey, Director, Violence Reduction Unit
- Karen McGuigan, Health Improvement, NHS Lanarkshire
- Moira Paton, Head of Community & Health Improvement Planning, NHS Highland
The final report can be found under ‘Documents’, to the right.
The report refers to examples of work to prevent and reduce violence in Scotland (See Section 4). These are collated in an excel spreadsheet, also under ‘Documents’, which includes contact details for those undertaking initiatives. Please note that these are simply examples of current practice gathered through a survey in the summer of 2014; the list is not exhaustive or comprehensive. ScotPHN is happy to add further examples to the spreadsheet; if you would like an example of your work to be included, please email nhs.healthscotland-scotphn@nhs.net
NB the spreadsheet does contain some duplication as examples have been provided from more than one source.