Have a Heart Paisley Phase 1
Phase 1 of the project ran from 2001 until 2004. This page gives access to some of the key outcomes and outputs from the project, including external evaluations. The descriptions of the files for download also provide an overview of the range of activities undertaken in Phase 1.
Quick links on this page:
Final Report for the Independent Evaluation of HaHP
- Communication and Marketing
- Independent Evaluation of Community Projects
- Internal Evaluation of Community Projects
- Learning and Development
- Core Activity Learning Outputs
- Community Care
- Health at Work
- Health Promoting Schools
- Healthercise
- Independent Evaluation of Local Authority
- Local Authority Outputs
- Developing Professional Links and Networks
- Disease Register
- Heart Renewal
- Improving the Patient Pathway
- Independent Evaluation of Primary Care
- Risk Factor Modification Supported by a Health Promoting Health Service
- Secondary Prevention Supported by the Primary / Secondary Care Continuum
- NHS Learning Outputs
- Diet and Nutrition
- Physical Activity
- Tobacco
- Risk Factor Outputs
- Addressing Inequalities
- Agenda Change
- Capturing Change
- Evidence Base
- Monitoring and Evaluation
- Partnership Working
- Saturation
- Cross-cutting Issues Outputs
- Evaluation Task Group
- Independent Evaluation
- Internal Monitoring and Evaluation
Final Report for the Independent Evaluation of HaHP
This report presents the integrated findings from a three-year evaluation that has utilised a range of approaches and methodologies. It focuses on key findings and the subsequent learning from these. Reference is made throughout to more detailed reports previously completed for specific aspects of this evaluation. The evaluation was conducted by a team of researchers based at the University of Glasgow and supported by grantholders from a range of Institutions.
Download Final Report for the Independent Evaluation of HaHP
Download Final Report for the Independent Evaluation of HaHP – Executive Summary
Core Activities: learning outcomes
Communication and Marketing
The marketing and communication element of ‘Have a Heart Paisley’ addresses fundamental areas in relation to promoting awareness, winning commitment, energy and involvement of members of the public, businesses and organisations.
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Independent Evaluation of Community Projects
The Community strand of HaHP was subject to both external, independent evaluation and internal, project-based monitoring and evaluation. The following section gives
the key learning outcomes from the independent evaluation.
Download Independent Evaluation of Community Projects Learning Outcomes
Internal Evaluation of Community Projects
143 community projects were funded by HaHP, with a total of over 6000 participants, mostly based in disadvantaged areas.
Download Internal Evaluation of Community Projects Learning Outcomes
Learning and Development
The Learning and Development element of Phase 1 of HaHP co-ordinated
the development of core learning opportunities and mechanisms so that
local people and professionals involved in the prevention and treatment
of CHD would be equipped with the appropriate knowledge, attitudes and
skills to fully participate in the partnership.
Download Learning and Development Learning Outcomes
Core Activities: list of outputs
A list of core activities outputs that include reports, abstracts, presentations and posters. Descriptions of the documents are provided as well as links to the Health Scotland library where the documents can be accessed.
Download core activity outputs
Local Authority: learning outcomes
Independent Evaluation of Local Authority
The Local Authority strand of HaHP was subject to both external, independent
evaluation and internal, project based monitoring and evaluation. This document gives the key learning outcomes from the independent evaluation.
Download Independent Evaluation of Local Authority – Learning outcomes
Community Care
Community Care was one of four Renfrewshire Council associated projects. Through the 'HEAL' project, the aim was to improve the nutritional quality of food and food choices and to increase physical activity opportunities available to community care clients.
Download Community Care Learning Outcomes
Health at Work
'Healthy at Work – Healthy for Life' was one of four Renfrewshire
Council associated projects. This project focused on Renfrewshire
Council being a major employer in Paisley, targeting the employees and
in particular manual workers with a series of health improvement
programmes.
Download Health at Work Learning Outcomes
Health Promoting Schools
This project involved the development of health education and promotion
activities across the pre-five, primary, special and secondary school
sectors within Paisley.
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Healthercise
The 'Healthercise' programme aimed to encourage participation in indoor
and outdoor activities, particularly for people living in priority
areas with low activity levels.
Download Healthercise Learning Outcomes
Local Authority: list of outputs
A list of local authority outputs that include reports, abstracts, presentations and posters. Descriptions of the documents are provided as well as links to the Health Scotland library where the documents can be accessed.
Download local authority core outputs
NHS: learning outcomes
Developing Professional Links and Networks
One of four LHCC (Local Health Care Co-operative) associated projects, the aim
was to develop training opportunities and improve partnership working and links, so that staff would feel more confident broadening their roles.
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Disease Register
This project involved the design, development and implementation of a technical CHD register (known as the Central Data Repository or CDR),
bringing together information from various other databases and patient record sources.
The register holds information about patients diagnosed with CHD or those at risk of developing CHD. It can be used to calculate patients' risk factors and to assist with clinical audit of CHD patients.
Download Disease Register Learning Outcomes
Improving the Patient Pathway
The aim of this LHCC associated project was to improve the patient pathway for patients with CHD by developing effective linkages leading
from the community, through the primary care/secondary care continuum and on into tertiary care where appropriate.
Download Improving the Patient Pathway Learning Outcomes
Independent Evaluation of Primary Care
The Primary Care strand of HaHP was subject to both external, independent evaluation and internal, project-based monitoring and
evaluation. The following document gives the key learning outcomes from the independent evaluation.
Download Independent Evaluation of Primary Care Learning Outcomes
Risk Factor Modification Supported by a Health Promoting Health Service
The purpose of this LHCC associated project was to maximise links between community-based services and primary care.
Download Risk Factor Modification Supported by a Health Promoting Health Service Learning Outcomes
Secondary Prevention Supported by the Primary / Secondary Care Continuum
This project aimed to prevent or delay complications and further episodes of acute coronary syndromes in patients who had already had a diagnosis of CHD, so resulting in reduced morbidity and mortality in this group.
Download Secondary Prevention Supported by the Primary / Secondary Care Continuum Learning Outcomes
NHS: list of outputs
A list of core NHS outputs that include reports, abstracts, presentations and posters. Descriptions of the documents are provided as well as links to the Health Scotland library where the documents can be accessed.
Download NHS core outputs
Risk Factors: learning outcomes
Diet and Nutrition
The aim of the Healthy Eating strategy was to support the continued development of an environment that supports healthy eating in order to assist the people of Paisley in developing healthy eating patterns and to ensure that consistent messages are given across a range of key settings.
Download Healthy Eating Learning Outcomes
Physical Activity
The physical activity strategy encompassed the NHS setting, the education sector, communities and workplaces. Work towards this was directed in two ways: firstly to make physical activity more accessible to everyone and secondly to increase physical activity in those who were currently inactive.
Download Physical Activity Strategy Learning Outcomes
Tobacco
The Tobacco strategy group took a strategic approach to tackling tobacco issues to achieve cultural change within Paisley.
It aimed to provide support for those who expressed a desire to attempt to give up smoking and to ensure that appropriate and consistent messages were given across the range of settings with regard to both education and moving towards reducing exposure to environmental smoke.
Download Tobacco Strategy Learning Outcomes
Risk Factors: list of outputs
A list of Risk factors outputs that include reports, abstracts, presentations and posters. Descriptions of the documents are provided as well as links to the Health Scotland library where the documents can be accessed.
Download risk factors core outputs
Cross-cutting Issues: learning outcomes
Addressing Inequalities
The following document summarises the key learning points in relation to how the project
addressed CHD-related inequalities during Phase 1.
Download Addressing Inequalities Learning Outcomes
Agenda Change
The following document summarises the key learning points from Phase 1
of HaHP, evaluating the extent to which Agenda Change was achieved in
the key agencies responsible for service delivery.
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Capturing Change
HaHP was subject to a quasi-experimental survey designed to detect changes that might result from HaHP at the population level.
Inverclyde was chosen as a comparator site for Paisley and both were surveyed at the beginning of the project (March - September 2001) to capture a range of measures relating to demographics, general health, CHD-related health, CHD-related behaviours and risk factors, and other relevant information such as mental health and socio-economic influences on health. A follow-up survey was conducted in 2003 (October - November).
Download Capturing Change Learning Outcomes
Evidence Base
This document summarises the key learning points in relation to how
HaHP delivered on cross-cutting issues focusing in particular on the
use of evidence-based practice.
Download Evidence Base Learning Outcomes
Monitoring and Evaluation
This document summarises the key learning in relation to the monitoring and evaluation of Phase 1 of HaHP.
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Partnership Working
The independent evaluation of HaHP consisted of four separate but linked approaches. These were: a quasi-experimental survey, the mapping
of the social context within which the project takes place, a theory-based approach; and a range of integrated case studies using
qualitative and quantitative methods.
This document describes the extent to which partnership working and relationships across HaHP were improved.
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Saturation
The main factors in determining whether saturation has occurred is: reach/coverage, intensity, adoption and dose.
This document describes the extent to which HaHP saturated Paisley with opportunities to motivate cultural and behavioural change that would reduce CHD.
Download Saturation Learning Outcomes
Cross-Cutting Issues: list of learning outputs
A list of cross cutting issues core outputs that include reports, abstracts, presentations and posters. Descriptions of the documents are provided as well as links to the Health Scotland library where the documents can be accessed.
Download Cross cutting issues core outputs
Evaluation Outputs
Evaluation list of core outputs
A list of core evaluation outputs that include reports, abstracts, presentations and posters. Descriptions of the documents are provided as well as links to the Health Scotland library where the documents can be accessed. The output sections include:
- Evaluation Task Group
- Independent Evaluation
- Internal Monitoring and Evaluation
Download Evaluation core outputs