Background Effective interventions are available to reduce cardiovascular risk. Recently,
health check programmes have been implemented to target those at high risk of …

Inclusive growth is a label increasingly deployed as the uneven consequences of growth are
brought sharply into view. Whilst numerous policy transfer agents are shaping policy …

Objective:'Improvement science'is used to describe specific quality improvement methods
(including tests of change and statistical process control). The approach is spreading from …

The planning system is significant because of its capacity to determine the quality of the built
environment as well as the health, well-being and quality of life of the individuals and …

More and more people are becoming overweight and obese. If we don't do something about
this, we can expect to see serious effects on the future health of our population. Whatever …

Scotland is part of the United Kingdom but also has its own distinct national identity and,
since 1999, its own Parliament. Scotland has five million people who live in a diverse …

Executive summary This report brings together GCPH learning on transport and health, with
a specific focus on active travel. Active travel refers to walking, cycling or using some other …

To provide background and context to the GoWell study, which is examining the impact of
housingled neighbourhood renewal programmes on health and wellbeing in Glasgow, a …

Exploring the potential impact of sugar taxation on secondary school-age children and young
people’s dietary intake: an evide Page 1 1 Exploring the potential impact of sugar taxation on …

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