GCHSCP Demographics and Needs Profile
References
Profile Data Sources and Links
| Ref. | Source | Further detail | Link | Frequency of update | next release due |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Alzheimers Scotland | Estimated prevalence of adults with dementia, 2017 | Alzheimers Scotland Dementia Prevalence 2017 | not specified | not specified |
| 2 | Department of Work and Pensions statistics (DWP) | Various DWP benefits statistics | Stat-Xplore | continuous | continuous |
| 3 | End Child Poverty | Local Child Poverty Rates (after Housing Costs) 2020/21 | End Child Poverty Local Child Poverty data | annual | not specified |
| 4 | Glasgow City Council Education Services Report | Glasgow Schools Health and Wellbeing Census 2021/22 Infographics | Glasgow Schools Health and Wellbeing Census 2021/22 - Infographics Sheet | every 3 years | not specified |
| 5 | Improvement Service | Sub-Council Area Population Projections (2018 based) | Improvement Service Sub-Council Area Population Projections 2018 | not specified | not specified |
| 6 | National Records of Scotland (NRS) | Small area population estimates (SAPE) 2021 | NRS Small Area Population Estimates (SAPE) | annual | Aug-23 |
| 7 | National Records of Scotland (NRS) | Electoral Ward population estimates 2021 | NRS Electoral Ward Population Estimates | annual | Sep-23 |
| 8 | National Records of Scotland (NRS) | Healthy Life Expectancy 2019 to 2021 | NRS Healthy Life Expectancy in Scotland | annual | Dec-23 |
| 9 | National Records of Scotland (NRS) | 2018 population projections | NRS population projections | every 2 years | not specified |
| 10 | National Records of Scotland (NRS) | 2021 drug related death statistics | NRS Drug Related Deaths in Scotland | annual | Jul-23 |
| 11 | National Records of Scotland (NRS) | Estimates of Households and Dwellings in Scotland (2021) | NRS Household Estimates | annual | Jun-23 |
| 12 | National Records of Scotland (NRS) | Homeless Deaths 2021 | NRS Homeless Deaths | annual | Nov-23 |
| 13 | NHSGGC Adult Health and Well-being Survey - Glasgow City | 2017/18 report | NHSGGC Adult Health & Well-being Survey - Glasgow City Report 2017/18 | every 3 years | not specified |
| 14 | NHSGGC Schools Health and Well-being Survey - Glasgow City | 2019/20 report | NHSGGC Glasgow City Schools Health and Wellbeing Survey Report 2019/20 | replaced by Scottish Government Schools Census | replaced by Scottish Government Schools Census |
| 15 | NOMIS Labour Market Statistics | Glasgow Labour Market Profile | NOMIS Glasgow Labour Market Profile | continuous | continuous |
| 16 | Public Health Scotland (PHS) - formerly ISD Scotland | Core suite of Integration indicators 2021/22 | PHS Core Suite of Integration Indicators | annual | Sep-23 |
| 17 | Public Health Scotland (PHS) | Infant Feeding Statistics 2021/22 | PHS Infant Feeding Statistics | annual | Nov-23 |
| 18 | Public Health Scotland (PHS) | Dental Statistics - Registration and Participation as at 30 Sept 2022 | PHS Dental Statistics - Registration and Participation | annual | Jan-24 |
| 19 | Public Health Scotland (PHS) | Dental Statistics - National Dental Inspection Programme 2021/22 | PHS National Dental Inspection Programme Statistics | annual | Oct-23 |
| 20 | Public Health Scotland (PHS) | Stroke Statistics 2021/22 | PHS Stroke Statistics | annual | Jan-24 |
| 21 | Public Health Scotland (PHS) | Unintentional Injuries Statistics 2021/22 | PHS Unintentional Injuries Statistics | annual | Oct-23 |
| 22 | Public Health Scotland (PHS) | Births and maternity data 2021/22 | PHS Births and Maternity data | annual | Nov-23 |
| 23 | Public Health Scotland (PHS) | Prevalence of problem drug users 2015/16 | PHS Prevalence of Problem Drug Users 2015/16 | every 3 years | not specified |
| 24 | Public Health Scotland (PHS) | Teenage pregnancies - year of conception ending 31 Dec 2020 | PHS Teenage Pregnancies | annual | Jul-23 |
| 25 | Public Health Scotland (PHS) | Insights in Social Care, Statistics for Scotland 2021/22 | PHS Insights in Social Care, Statistics for Scotland | annual | Feb-24 |
| 26 | Public Health Scotland (PHS) | Scottish Care Home Census 2021/22 | PHS Care Home Census for Adults in Scotland | annual | Sep-23 |
| 27 | Scotland's Census 2011 | Prevalence rates derived from census (applied to recent population estimates) | Scotland's Census 2011 | every 10 years | 2022 census outputs from Autumn 2023 |
| 28 | Scottish Government Statistics | (Schools) Health and Well-being Census 2021/22 (experimental statistics) | Scottish Government Health and Wellbeing Census (Schools) Scotland 2021/22 | every 3 years | not specified |
| 29 | Scottish Government Statistics | Pupil Census Supplementary Statistics 2022 | Scottish Government Pupil Census Supplementary Statistics | annual | Mar-24 |
| 30 | Scottish Government Statistics | Children's Social Work Statistics 2021/22 | Scottish Government Children's Social Work Statistics | annual | Apr-24 |
| 31 | Scottish Government Statistics | Homelessness Statistics 2021/22 | Scottish Government Homelessness in Scotland Statistics | annual | Aug-23 |
| 32 | Scottish Government Statistics | Free Personal Nursing Care Statistics 2021/22 | Scottish Government Free Personal and Nursing Care Scotland Statistics | annual | Feb-24 |
| 33 | Scottish Government Statistics | Criminal Justice Social Work Statistics in Scotland 2021/22 | Scottish Government Justice Social Work Statistics | annual | Jan-24 |
| 34 | Scottish Government Statistics | Scottish Crime and Justice Survey (SCJS) 2019/20 | Scottish Crime and Justice Survey | every 2 years | not specified |
| 35 | Scottish Government Statistics | Recorded Crime in Scotland 2021/22 | Scottish Government Recorded Crime in Scotland | annual | Jun-23 |
| 36 | Scottish Government Statistics | School Healthy Living Survey 2022 | Scottish Government School Healthy Living Survey Statistics (meals and PE) | annual | Sep-23 |
| 37 | Scottish Government Statistics | Summary Statistics for Attainment and Initial Leaver Destinations no. 5, 2022 | Scottish Government Summary Statistics Attainment Initial Leaver Destinations no.5 2023 | annual | Feb-24 |
| 38 | Scottish Government Statistics | School Attendance and Absence Statistics 2020/21 | Scottish Government School Attendance and Absence Statistics | every 2 years | Mar-24 |
| 39 | Scottish Government Statistics | Education Outcomes of Looked After Children 2020/21 | Scottish Government Education Outcomes of Looked After Children | annual | Sep-23 |
| 40 | Scottish Health Survey (SHeS) | 2021 | Scottish Health Survey | annual | Sep-23 |
| 41 | Scottish Health Survey (SHeS) | 2017 to 2021 except 2020 | Scottish Health Survey (dashboard) | annual | Autumn 2023 |
| 42 | Scottish House Condition Survey (SHCS) | Local authority analysis 2017/19 | Scottish House Condition Survey (SHCS) Local Authority Analyses | not specified | not specified |
| 43 | Scottish Household Survey | 2019 data explorer | Scottish Household Survey | not specified | not specified |
| 44 | Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation | 2020 reports and data (inc. revised) | Scottish Index Multiple Deprivation (SIMD) 2020 | 3 yearly | not specified |
| 45 | Scottish Public Health Observatory Profiles | Various indicators and data from a number of primary data sources, at different time intervals | ScotPHO profiles tool | quarterly | Jun-23 |
| 46 | Scottish Survey Core Questions | Core reliable indicators from harmonised results across 3 main Scottish Government household surveys, 2019 | Scottish Survey Core Questions (SSCQ) 2019 | annual | not specified |
| 47 | Skills Development Scotland Statistics | Annual Participation Measure 2022 | Skills Development Scotland Annual Participation Measure | annual | Aug-23 |
| 48 | Social Security Scotland Statistics | Scottish Child Payment: high level statistics to 31 December 2022 | Social Security Scotland Scottish Child Payment Statistics | quarterly | May-23 |
| 49 | Social Security Scotland Statistics | Social Security Scotland Young Carer Grant High Level Statistics to 31 Jan 2023 | Social Security Scotland Young Carer Grant Statistics | quarterly | Jun-23 |
| 50 | UK Government Official Statistics | Children in Low Income Families Statistics 2021/22 | UK Government Statistics Children in Low Income Families 2014 to 2022 | annual | Mar-24 |
| 51 | UK Government Statistics (Home Office) | Asylum and Resettlement - Local Authority Data, year ending Dec 22 | UK Government Asylum and Resettlement by Local Authority | quarterly | May-23 |
Useful Links
The following list contains links to other data sources not covered in this profile:
| Hyperlink and web-page name | Web-page content |
|---|---|
| Glasgow City HSCP performance reports | The Public Bodies (Joint Working) (Scotland) Act 2014 requires Integration Joint Boards to publish an Annual Performance Report (APR). These reports are available via this link. They look back upon the last financial year, reflecting upon Glasgow City HSCP's performance against agreed local and national performance indicators and in delivering the commitments set out within the Integration Joint Board's (IJB) latest Strategic Plan. Quarterly performance reports are also available. These reports are then scrutinised by citywide and locality management teams as well as the Integration Joint Board's Finance, Audit and Scrutiny Committee. |
| Glasgow City HSCP Health Improvement Annual Report 2021/22 | Within Glasgow City there are three Health Improvement Teams; North East, North West and South. In addition, there are hosted services, NHSGGC Board wide services that are integral to health improvement work in the city, these services being Sexual Health, Alcohol and Drugs and Mental Health Improvement. The report highlights the work that Health Improvement has led on or been involved in during the year 2021/22. In Glasgow city, Health Improvement's vision is to improve health and reduce health inequalities. |
| Glasgow City HSCP Youth Health Service Annual Report 2021/22 | Glasgow City Youth Health Service offers confidential, personalised support for young people aged 12-19 years in Glasgow City through a team of Nurses, Doctors, Counsellors and Multiple Risk Workers. This Annual Report 2021-22 highlights the work the service does to support Glasgow's young people with their health and wellbeing and the service's return to venues as COVID-19 restrictions have eased as well as ambitions for the next 12 months. |
| Glasgow City HSCP Strategies and Plans | This web page provides links to the key strategies and plans of the Glasgow City Integration Joint Board and Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership. |
| Glasgow Community Planning Partnership Thriving Places | Locality planning was introduced by the Community Empowerment (Scotland) Act 2015. It has two main functions: to tackle inequalities by improving outcomes for areas of disadvantage; and to enable communities and local organisations to participate in decision making at a neighbourhood level. Within Glasgow, this requirement to deliver locality planning is being delivered in 10 of the 56 neighbourhoods in the city. These 10 neighbourhoods are particularly deprived in comparison to the rest of the city and are covered by the Thriving Places programme. Each of these 10 neighbourhoods developed a Locality Plan in 2017. These each include a history of the area; a profile of the local population; details of local amenities and community groups; local priorities; and a 10 year action plan. |
| Health and Care Experience Survey 2022 | 9 of the National Integration Indicators are derived from the biennial Scottish Health and Care Experience survey (HACE) which provides feedback in relation to people's experiences of their health and care services. Results from the latest Health and Care Experience Survey (2022) are available via this link. |
| Glasgow Centre for Population Health (GCPH) | Since 2004, GCPH have sought to generate insights and evidence, support new approaches, and inform and influence action to improve health and tackle inequality. Working with a wide range of partners, they conduct research of direct relevance to policy and practice; facilitate and stimulate the exchange of ideas, fresh thinking and debate; and support processes of development and change. The site hosts lots of information and publications relevant to the health and wellbeing of Glasgow's people including health profiles, trends and the Understanding Glasgow website which includes health and wellbeing indicators published in 2014 and 2016. |
| ScotPHO Scottish Burden of Disease | The Scottish Burden of Disease (SBoD) study is a national, and local, population health surveillance system which monitors how diseases, injuries and risk factors prevent the Scottish population from living longer lives in better health. It is available on the Scottish Public Health Observatory (ScotPHO) website. SBoD standardises estimates of ill-health and early death in a composite measure called Disability-Adjusted Life Years (DALYs), also referred to as health loss. It does this by framing ill-health and premature mortality in terms of health loss as a function of time. |
| Growing Up in Scotland Study | Growing Up in Scotland is a longitudinal study following the lives of young people. The latest report is based on data collected in 2019/20, when participants were 14 years, from 2,943 families. The report presents high level findings relating to young people's experiences across a range of life domains. |
Glossary of Terms
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Annual Participation Measure | This reports on the economic and employment activity of 16-19 year olds in Scotland and is the source of the Scottish Government's National Performance indicator "Percentage of young adults (16-19 year olds) participating in education, training or employment" |
| careFirst | CareFirst is the web-based case management system used by Glasgow Social Work Services to record care arrangements, statutory interventions and related events pertaining to social care service users |
| Child Protection Register | If a child is believed to be at risk of significant harm, their name will be added to the Child Protection Register |
| Children referred to the Children's Reporter (SCRA) | Anyone can make a referral to the Reporter - parents, family members, carers or any concerned member of the public can contact the Children's Reporter if they have concerns about a child or young person and their circumstances |
| Community or monetary penalties | Non-custodial outcomes of Criminal Justice Social Work Reports that are community based including community payback orders, drug treatment and testing orders or monetary fines |
| Criminal Justice Social Work Report (CJSWR) | This report represents a social worker's professional assessment for the court to assist in the sentencing process of an individual. It provides information on social work interventions and how these may prevent or reduce further offending. The CJSWR must be requested before imposing a custodial sentence for the first time or where a person is under 21; when imposing a community payback order with a supervision requirement or level 2 (over 100 hours) unpaid work or other activity requirement and when imposing a drug treatment and testing order |
| Custodial sentence | Custodial outcome of Criminal Justice Social Work Report otherwise known as a jail or a prison sentence |
| Data zones | Data zones are 'stable' small geographical areas made up of 500 to 1,000 people, used to report some official statistics including the Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation. Data zones fit within council area boundaries |
| Demographic | Demographic analysis relates to the structure of a population looking at factors such as age, ethnicity and sex as well as socioeconomic data, for example employment, education, income, birth and death rates |
| Doric | Doric is the Scots language as spoken in the north east of Scotland and one of 3 native languages spoken in Scotland. The others are Gaelic and Scots |
| Electoral wards | Glasgow is split into 23 electoral wards also known as multi-member wards for the purposes of local authority government, with 3 or 4 councillors elected to serve in each ward |
| Equalities | Equalities refers to the protected characteristics covered by the Equality Act 2010 which sets out a public sector general equality duty that requires public authorities to pay due regard to the need to eliminate unlawful discrimination, victimisation and harassment; advance equality of opportunity; and foster good relations, across the protected characteristics. These are age, disability, gender reassignment, pregnancy and maternity, race, religion and belief, sex, sexual orientation, and (to a limited extent) marriage and civil partnership |
| Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership (GCHSCP) | Under Health and Social Care Integration, Glasgow City Council and NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde are jointly planning and delivering all of Glasgow's community health and social care services - for children, adults and older people, including homelessness and criminal justice services. This is being done as the Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership, which is directed by the Glasgow City Integration Joint Board |
| HSCP localities | GCHSCP is divided into 3 localities of North East, North West and South to allow for focus on local needs and issues and local accountability, within the overarching direction of the citywide Strategic Plan. |
| Looked after children | Children may become looked after for various reasons including abuse or neglect at home, having complex disabilities requiring specialist care or involvement in the youth justice system. Looked After Children according to the Children (Scotland) Act 1995 are broadly defined as those in the care of their local authority. They may live with their parents, kinship carers, foster carers, in children's houses or in other residential placements. |
| Multi-member wards | Glasgow is split into 23 multi-member wards also known as electoral wards for the purposes of local authority government, with 3 or 4 councillors elected to serve in each ward |
| Neighbourhoods | Glasgow is subdivided into 56 smaller geographical areas known as neighbourhoods. |
| Official Statistics | Official Statistics are those produced by an organisation named by the Statistics and Registration Service Act 2007. Organisations include National Records of Scotland, Public Health Scotland and the Scottish Government. Many are classed as "National Statistics", assessed by the Office for Statistics Regulation as fully compliant with the Code of Practice for Statistics, and are reliable statistics that can be used for decision making. Some are classed as "experimental statistics", which are newly developed or innovative statistics. |
| Positive destinations | Positive destinations refer to economic status and these are higher education, further education, training, employment, voluntary work, Personal Skills Development and (between 2010/11 and 2017/18) Activity Agreements. |
| Scots | Scots is one of 3 native languages spoken in Scotland. The other are Gaelic and Doric |
| Scottish Population Surveys | These are major population surveys used to inform the policy debate in Scotland which take place every year or every 2 years. They include the Scottish Health Survey (SHeS), the Scottish Household Survey (SHS), the Scottish Health and Care Experience Survey (HACE) and the Scottish Crime and Justice Survey (SCJS). The Scottish Survey Core Questions (SSCQ) harmonises key questions common to the 3 main household surveys to give more robust reliable results. |
| Social Capital | Social capital refers to the (mostly) beneficial interactions of people and their relationships, connectivity and networks. These can be with people who do or don't know each other. |
| Social Health | Social health refers to the relationships people have and how they interact with others. A person with good social health would be likely to engage with other people in their community, have the ability to develop and maintain friendships, be able to create boundaries in friendships/relationships and have a supportive network of family and friends. |
| Social Security Scotland | Social Security Scotland is part of the Scottish Government and is an Executive Agency set up to administer the new devolved social security system according to the Social Security (Scotland) Act 2018. Some benefits are new, and some have transferred from DWP. |
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