Health chief to take up national role
Argyll and Bute’s social care experience to inform Scottish Government policy
Argyll and Bute’s social care experience to inform Scottish Government policy
Joanna MacDonald has served as chief officer of Argyll and Bute Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP) for nine years.
‘We want to do our best to get help where it is most needed.’
‘It feels really rewarding to know that our work makes such a big difference’
‘The technology-based solutions are helping to build on care at home and community services to improve health for patients with conditions such as COPD, diabetes and heart conditions.’
‘As a group we will be aspirational in our approach to planning to ensure the cultural factors associated with alcohol in Scotland and the increasing risks of drugs are reduced.’
Well done everyone in Argyll and Bute – you have raised the number of people taking part in bowel screening.
A conversation cafe is built on equality and inclusion, bringing together service providers and people who use those services to talk about how health and social care can be made as effective as possible.
‘We are under threat again so we wanted to show people what we do here.’
I was incensed to read the HSCP communication’s manager’s letter about Lorne Campbell Court.