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SUMMARY:Community Link Workers & Audit Scotland- Adult Mental Health 10 Nov
DESCRIPTION:***This event is aimed specifically at Community Link Workers who are working directly within a Primary Care setting in Scotland. Managers/Programme Leads for these Community Link Workers are also welcome to attend.*** \nThis event will take place online on Zoom. \nAs part of Audit Scotland’s ongoing performance audit of mental health services for adults in Scotland\, Community Link Workers are invited to participate in one of two online focus groups facilitated jointly by Audit Scotland and Voluntary Health Scotland. The groups have very limited spaces. \nAudit Scotland are committed to an audit of Mental Health Services\, which will look across the wide range of services that aim to support and improve the mental health and wellbeing of adults in Scotland. The overall aim of this performance audit is to answer the question:  \nHow effectively are adult mental health services across Scotland being delivered? \n The focus groups will seek the views of Community Link Workers in relation to:  \n\nWhat progress has been made in improving adult mental health services across Scotland since the publication of the mental health strategy 20172027? This will include topics such as whether adults have access to timely and appropriate support that improves outcomes\, how well partners work together to deliver services\, and work to tackle mental health inequalities. \nHow well managed are the resources for Scotland’s adult mental health services? This will include workforce pressures and how these are being addressed\, and how public money is used to support adults’ mental health and wellbeing. \nHow achievable are plans to address the ongoing and upcoming challenges facing the delivery of adult mental health services?\n\nThe voices of Community Link Workers will provide invaluable insight to this research as you have first-hand knowledge and experience of the issues people face when accessing mental health services\, and of the services being delivered.  \nWe will be joined by: \nEva Thomas-Tudo\, Audit Manager \, Audit Scotland  \nVeronica Cameron\, Senior Auditor\, Audit Scotland \nFind out more about the Audit Scotland work here. \nBook your place here.\nWe are running this focus group again on the 15th November 2-4 pm. Book a place for the 15th November here. \n Please contact Lauren Blair with any questions about the event. \nThis event is for the Scottish Community Link Worker Network. If you have questions please contact Roisin Hurst.
URL:https://vhscotland.org.uk/event/community-link-workers-audit-scotland-adult-mental-health/
LOCATION:online Via Zoom
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SUMMARY:Community Link Workers & Audit Scotland- Adult Mental Health 15th Nov
DESCRIPTION:***This event is aimed specifically at Community Link Workers who are working directly within a Primary Care setting in Scotland. Managers/Programme Leads for these Community Link Workers are also welcome to attend.*** \nThis event will take place online on Zoom. \nAs part of Audit Scotland’s ongoing performance audit of mental health services for adults in Scotland\, Community Link Workers are invited to participate in one of two online focus groups facilitated jointly by Audit Scotland and Voluntary Health Scotland. The groups have very limited spaces. \nAudit Scotland are committed to an audit of Mental Health Services\, which will look across the wide range of services that aim to support and improve the mental health and wellbeing of adults in Scotland. The overall aim of this performance audit is to answer the question: \nHow effectively are adult mental health services across Scotland being delivered? \nThe focus groups will seek the views of Community Link Workers in relation to: \n\nWhat progress has been made in improving adult mental health services across Scotland since the publication of the mental health strategy 20172027? This will include topics such as whether adults have access to timely and appropriate support that improves outcomes\, how well partners work together to deliver services\, and work to tackle mental health inequalities.\nHow well managed are the resources for Scotland’s adult mental health services? This will include workforce pressures and how these are being addressed\, and how public money is used to support adults’ mental health and wellbeing.\nHow achievable are plans to address the ongoing and upcoming challenges facing the delivery of adult mental health services?\n\nThe voices of Community Link Workers will provide invaluable insight to this research as you have first-hand knowledge and experience of the issues people face when accessing mental health services\, and of the services being delivered. \nWe will be joined by: \n\nEva Thomas-Tudo\, Audit Manager \, Audit Scotland\nVeronica Cameron\, Senior Auditor\, Audit Scotland\n\nFind out more about the Audit Scotland work here. \nBook your place here.\nWe are running this focus group on the 10th November 10am-12 pm. Book a place for the 10th November here. \nPlease contact Lauren Blair with any questions about the event. \nThis event is for the Scottish Community Link Worker Network. If you have questions please contact Roisin Hurst.
URL:https://vhscotland.org.uk/event/community-link-workers-audit-scotland-adult-mental-health-15th-nov/
LOCATION:online Via Zoom
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SUMMARY:VHS AGM and Annual Lecture 2022
DESCRIPTION:Mark St Andrew’s Day with VHS by joining us for our Annual Lecture and AGM on Wednesday 30th November 2022\, and enjoy a networking lunch of miniature haggis\, neeps and tatties. Taking place at the wonderful Scottish Storytelling Centre  43-45 High Street\, Edinburgh EH1 1SR\, the programme runs from 10.00 am (registration from 9.30 am) to 12.30 pm. \nWe have two first-rate speakers this year\, who will approach the theme of inequalities from their particular perspectives: \n\nSusan Murray\, Director of The David Hume Institute an independent think tank based in Scotland\, working to encourage diversity of thought and increase understanding about the economy and related public policy.\nSusan Brown\, Assistant Clerk to the Scottish Parliament’s Health\, Social Care and Sport Committee\, which published Tackling health inequalities in Scotland on 28th September 2022\, the findings and recommendations of its Inquiry into health inequalities.\n\nThis event is free to attend and will be of interest to anyone with an active involvement or interest in health related policy\, research or practice\, whatever sector you are involved in. We extend an especially warm invitation to all our members\, as the event will incorporate a short AGM\, but non-members are equally very welcome. \nView the Agenda Here. \nPlease note\, this is an in-person event. \nBook your place here.\nVHS AGM Papers \nVHS Annual Report and Financial Statements 2021 – 22 \nElections to the Board of VHS AGM 2022  \nAGM 2021 Minutes (1) \nIf you have any questions\, please contact Lauren Blair.
URL:https://vhscotland.org.uk/event/vhs-agm-and-annual-lecture-2022/
LOCATION:Scottish Storytelling Centre\, 43-45 High Street\, Edinburgh\, EH1 1SR\, United Kingdom
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