Opinions

The benefits of collaborative analysis approaches and why more should embark on this process.

Hilda Campbell shares COPE Scotland's thoughts and ideas for keeping well and improving your wellbeing during the winter months.

As the Self Management Network Scotland reaches 1,000 members, Joanne McCoy, Manager at MySelf-Management reflects on the network's value.

John Watson, Associate Director of Stroke Association Scotland, shares how vital investment into stroke care is.

Insecure, poor quality housing is making people ill and fuelling health inequalities in Scotland.

Despite the recent concerns over the Scottish Human Rights Bill, the day felt insightful and optimistic.

After gathering nominations to help identify an area, the Scottish Government has proposed a new National Park to be created in Galloway.

Learn about the Partners in Integration programme delivered by Scottish Care to achieve a more cohesive and integrated care service.

Fuel poverty isn’t just an energy issue – it’s a public health issue that demands urgent attention.

At Glasgow’s Byres Community Hub, something special unfolds once a month on Fridays from 11 am to 1 pm.

COPE Scotland launch new campaign with resources to support the journey to increased confidence and self-belief.

Tom shares his journey with self management, since being diagnosed with epilepsy four years ago.

Read about the Nystagmus Network's BBC Radio 4 charity appeal on 11 August and how this has raised awareness of the eye condition.

Rebecca's research into social connectedness highlights the importance of strong community networks and services in rural areas in Scotland.

SoberBuzz give an overview of their work and what it means to them to be nominated for the Self Management in the Community Award.

Moira Anderson Foundation give an overview of their work and what it means to them to be nominated for the Self Management in the Community.

Finding Your Feet discuss their work and what it means to them to be nominated for the Self Management in the Community Award.

Feeling Strong give an overview of their work and what it means to them to be nominated for the Self Management in the Community Award.

Richard expands on using writing as a means of processing past experiences and exploring the world around him in a new way.

The Scotland Reducing Gambling Harm programme share reflections from the 'Current Advances in Gambling Research' Conference.

With these image guidelines we aim to ensure respectful and balanced portrayals of care and later life.

Avril McLean from Action for M.E. discusses the challenges for people living with M.E. and the range of self management support they offer.

Dr Alison Hosie, Scottish Human Rights Commission, explores the 2023 Open Budget Survey and comparable scores produced for Scotland.

Why self management is the transformational change needed within our health care services, from the Nursing Transformation Lead at NHSGGC.

At the Stroke Association, we decided to campaign on three things we felt would really make a difference to 'life after stroke' care.