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SUMMARY:The Role of Culture in the Health & Wellbeing of Older People “With Age\, Art and Life Become One”
DESCRIPTION:This is a Arts Culture Health & Wellbeing Scotland event. \nBook your place here. \nWith a title inspired by a quotation from Georges Braque\, at this event we will explore the role arts and culture play in the health\, wellbeing and care of older people whether they live independently or in residential/nursing care and for those who are in hospital.  \nOlder people’s lives have been significantly affected by Covid-19\, not least the distressing levels of social isolation and loneliness very many have endured for over 12 months. The removal of much appreciated activities\, human contact and services have taken their toll physically\, mentally and spiritually on our older population. How have arts and culture interventions made a difference during these difficult days\, what challenges have been faced\, and how can the lessons learned help shape the recovery and renewal of services for the future? What can the arts\, culture and care sectors share and learn from one another about compassionate\, person-centred and enabling care? What do we mean by art and life becoming one\, with age? Join the conversation to find out.  \nSpeakers confirmed: \n\nClaire Stevens\, Chief Executive\, Voluntary Health Scotland \nRobbie McGhee\, Chair of Arts\, Culture\, Health and Wellbeing Scotland and Associate Director\, Art in Hospital \nDonald Macaskill\, Chief Executive\, Scottish Care\nAnne Gallacher\, Director\, Luminate \nBarbara McEwan-Gulliver\, Artistic Director\, Art in Hospital\nJoe Traynor\, Head of Museums Development\, Museums Galleries Scotland\nLeesa Mackintosh\, Community Link Worker & Alison Leitch\, Community Link Worker\, Area Lead\, North Edinburgh\n\nBook your place at the event here. \nPlease contact Lauren Blair at VHS with any questions about this event. \nFind out more about Arts Culture Health & Wellbeing Scotland here : www.achws.org \nWhy not follow ACHWS on Facebook and Twitter @achwscotland  \nJoin the Arts Culture Health & Wellbeing Scotland network for free here https://achws.org/join-us
URL:https://vhscotland.org.uk/event/with-age-art-life-become-one-creativity-the-health-of-older-people/
LOCATION:online Via Zoom
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SUMMARY:The Role of Culture in the Health & Wellbeing of Older People “With Age\, Art and Life Become One”
DESCRIPTION:This is a Arts Culture Health & Wellbeing Scotland event. \nBook your place here. \nWith a title inspired by a quotation from Georges Braque\, at this event we will explore the role arts and culture play in the health\, wellbeing and care of older people whether they live independently or in residential/nursing care and for those who are in hospital.  \nOlder people’s lives have been significantly affected by Covid-19\, not least the distressing levels of social isolation and loneliness very many have endured for over 12 months. The removal of much appreciated activities\, human contact and services have taken their toll physically\, mentally and spiritually on our older population. How have arts and culture interventions made a difference during these difficult days\, what challenges have been faced\, and how can the lessons learned help shape the recovery and renewal of services for the future? What can the arts\, culture and care sectors share and learn from one another about compassionate\, person-centred and enabling care? What do we mean by art and life becoming one\, with age? Join the conversation to find out.  \nSpeakers confirmed: \n\nClaire Stevens\, Chief Executive\, Voluntary Health Scotland \nRobbie McGhee\, Chair of Arts\, Culture\, Health and Wellbeing Scotland and Associate Director\, Art in Hospital \nDonald Macaskill\, Chief Executive\, Scottish Care\nAnne Gallacher\, Director\, Luminate \nBarbara McEwan-Gulliver\, Artistic Director\, Art in Hospital\nJoe Traynor\, Head of Museums Development\, Museums Galleries Scotland\nLeesa Mackintosh\, Community Link Worker & Alison Leitch\, Community Link Worker\, Area Lead\, North Edinburgh\n\nBook your place at the event here. \nPlease contact Lauren Blair at VHS with any questions about this event. \nFind out more about Arts Culture Health & Wellbeing Scotland here : www.achws.org \nWhy not follow ACHWS on Facebook and Twitter @achwscotland  \nJoin the Arts Culture Health & Wellbeing Scotland network for free here https://achws.org/join-us
URL:https://vhscotland.org.uk/event/with-age-art-life-become-one-creativity-the-health-of-older-people-2/
LOCATION:online Via Zoom
CATEGORIES:Event with VHS input
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SUMMARY:Digital Health & Care Strategy Refresh
DESCRIPTION:Join us to engage with the proposed refresh of Scotland’s Digital and Health Care Strategy and to hear more about Scottish Government plans in relation to digital and health care.  Originally jointly published by the Scottish Government\, NHS Scotland and COSLA in April 2018\, the strategy is being reviewed in light of the fast-moving environment we are all now working in\, which includes the impact of Covid-19. \nThe principles of the original strategy (empowering citizens to better manage their health and wellbeing\, and the underpinning architectural and information governance building blocks for the effective flow of information\, to enable this) will continue into the refreshed strategy. There will however be greater emphasis on aspects such as digital access\, confidence and trust in use of digital\, citizen engagement\, person-led care\, addressing inequalities\, digital foundations (devices\, architecture\, skills etc.)\, and citizen-held records.  The refreshed strategy will embed the premise that in order to empower and enable citizens to better manage their health and care\, live independently and gain access to services through digital means\, delivery of integrated care is vital.  Data is key to this ambition.  Hence\, this strategy refresh will also provide the framework for the separate Data Strategy for Health & Care\, to be developed later this year. \nBook your place here.\nThis is an opportunity for third sector organisations working in the area of health and social care to engage with the Directorate for Digital Health and Care around these issues. \nChaired by : Claire Stevens\, Chief Executive\, Voluntary Health Scotland  \nSpeaker: Nel Whiting\, Policy Lead for Participation & Engagement\, Directorate for Digital Health & Care\, Scottish Government  \nPlease contact Lauren Blair if you have any questions lauren.blair@vhscotland.org.uk \n 
URL:https://vhscotland.org.uk/event/digital-health-care-strategy-refresh/
LOCATION:online via Teams\, .\, .\, .\, .
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SUMMARY:Digital Health & Care Strategy Refresh
DESCRIPTION:Join us to engage with the proposed refresh of Scotland’s Digital and Health Care Strategy and to hear more about Scottish Government plans in relation to digital and health care.  Originally jointly published by the Scottish Government\, NHS Scotland and COSLA in April 2018\, the strategy is being reviewed in light of the fast-moving environment we are all now working in\, which includes the impact of Covid-19. \nThe principles of the original strategy (empowering citizens to better manage their health and wellbeing\, and the underpinning architectural and information governance building blocks for the effective flow of information\, to enable this) will continue into the refreshed strategy. There will however be greater emphasis on aspects such as digital access\, confidence and trust in use of digital\, citizen engagement\, person-led care\, addressing inequalities\, digital foundations (devices\, architecture\, skills etc.)\, and citizen-held records.  The refreshed strategy will embed the premise that in order to empower and enable citizens to better manage their health and care\, live independently and gain access to services through digital means\, delivery of integrated care is vital.  Data is key to this ambition.  Hence\, this strategy refresh will also provide the framework for the separate Data Strategy for Health & Care\, to be developed later this year. \nBook your place here.\nThis is an opportunity for third sector organisations working in the area of health and social care to engage with the Directorate for Digital Health and Care around these issues. \nChaired by : Claire Stevens\, Chief Executive\, Voluntary Health Scotland  \nSpeaker: Nel Whiting\, Policy Lead for Participation & Engagement\, Directorate for Digital Health & Care\, Scottish Government  \nPlease contact Lauren Blair if you have any questions lauren.blair@vhscotland.org.uk \n 
URL:https://vhscotland.org.uk/event/digital-health-care-strategy-refresh-2/
LOCATION:online via Teams\, .\, .\, .\, .
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