Improving how we work through Equality Impact Assessment
Find out how equality impact assessment (EQIA) is informing and improving our work.
We have produced 2 reports to share with our partners, staff and the public to show how equality impact assessment is informing our health improvement work and organisational practice at NHS Health Scotland. The reports take account of the equality impact assessments that we have carried out since 2006 until 2009. We intend to report annually in this way and we see these reports as one way to communicate how equality impact assessment links with our overall goals as an organisation.
- View the report on Improving Health improvement work through EQIA
- View the report on Improving our organisational practice through EQIA
EQIA Reports
Our impact assessment final reports give details of how we carried out the EQIA, the findings and recommendations, how we consulted and our monitoring arrangements.
You will also find here the comments we received from our EQIA consultations and how these comments have informed our final report.
Copies of the full equality impact assessment workbooks are available on request from Tim Andrew, Policy & Diversity manager.
Anticipatory Care (Keep Well) Communications Strategy
Cervical & Breast Cancer Screening resources
Child Healthy Weight Resources
Commissioning a Trainers Database
Delivering Learning Interventions
Development of HIV prevention resources for men who have sex with men
Equalities & Planning functions
External Recruitment & Selection policy
HPV Immunisation Programme - Communications strategy and activities for Year 2
Longer lasting contraception social marketing campaign
Patient resources to support delivery of Alcohol Brief Interventions
Research Commissioning Process Impact Assessment
Scotland's Mental Health First Aid course materials
Reviewed 5 September 2011