 | A National Strategy for physical activity in Scotland |
 | The Scottish Health Survey provides reliable information on the health and health-related behaviours of people living in private households. Among the Surveys' aims are to estimate the prevalence of a range of health conditions and to monitor progress towards Scottish health and dietary targets. |
 | This three-year workforce development plan is a broad strategy for the physical activity sector, covering workforce and organisational learning and development for paid staff and volunteers to encourage inactive people to become more active. |
 | This document provides a strategic framework to support the processes required to deliver a more rapid rate of health improvement in Scotland and highlights further actions to improve the health of the people of Scotland. |
 | The Physical Education Review Group was established at the request of Scottish Ministers in response to a recommendation made by the Physical Activity Task Force. |
 | A national strategy to improve the health of working-age people in Scotland |
 | This briefing paper aims to identify interventions shown to be effective in increasing physical activity among adults, and is intended to inform policy and decision makers, NHS providers, public health physicians and other public health practitioners in the widest sense. |
 | This report contains information on adults' knowledge, awareness, attitudes and motivation to change with respect to health and health-related behaviours. |
 | This report touches on the challenges to health and healthcare in Scotland over the last year. It cannot be a comprehensive account but rather supplements and draws from a wealth of data published over the last year which informs debate on these important issues in Scotland. This report covers activity in the whole field of public health, in health improvement and health protection as well as in health services. |
 | The importance of a global strategy for diet, physical activity and health within the integrated prevention and control of noncommunicable diseases, including support of healthy lifestyles, facilitation of healthier environments, provision of public information and health services, and the major involvement in improving the lifestyles and health of individuals and communities of the health and relevant professions and of all concerned stakeholders and sectors committed to reducing the risks of noncommunicable diseases |
 | Being Well - Doing Well is the National Framework for health promoting schools in Scotland published by the Scottish Health Promoting Schools Unit. |
 | Physical Activity Patterns of Schoolchildren in Scotland |
 | This report draws on extensive evidence from the HMI inspection programme in primary schools between January 1997 and June 2000. It also incorporates evidence from an additional 40 primary schools in 18 education authorities inspected specifically to identify and describe good practice. |
 | The Scottish Health Survey is designed to make a major contribution to monitoring health in Scotland |
 | This is a plan for action and a plan for change, addressed directly to communities and patients. |