Outcomes Triangle -Tobacco

An Outcome Triangle is a visual representation for managing outcomes.

The webpage shows a triangle, leading from the widest end (at the bottom of the screen) to the tip, detailing from Service-Delivery Outcomes to National Outcomes at the top.

The triangle is in four slices or layers. The bottom layer is Service-Delivery Outcomes,
The second layer is Intermediate Outcomes. Within this layer are 4 boxes of text,
In the lower half of this layer are four boxes, reading (from left to right),
1) Non-smoking and smoke-free become the norm.
2) Reduced availability and affordability of tobacco products
3) Smoke-free environments.
The box above these 3 boxes (and, therefore, moving forward from these 3 boxes) states: Reduced adult and young people smoking rates (Reduced uptake of smoking by young people).

The third layer is High-Level Outcomes and is divided into 2 boxes, one above the other. The lower box states: Reduced (inequalities in) morbidity, and premature mortality, due to tobacco-related diseases.
The upper box states: Increased healthy life expectancy/reduced inequalities in Healthy Life Expectancy.

At the top of the page are the National Outcomes, divided into 4 boxes
From left to right, 1) We give children the best start in life 2) We live longer, healthier lives 3) We have tackled the significant inequalities in Scottish society
4) We have improved the life chances of children at risk.


In the bottom left-hand corner of the webpage stating the Scottish Governments
Strategic objectives;
Wealthier and Fairer
Smarter
Healthier
Safer and Stronger
Greener