Green ways to health: Case study – Woodside and Maryhill health and care centres

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Authors
Gordon, Julie
Simpson, May
Thomson, John
Lafferty, Kevin
Sands, Jackie
Issue Date
2018-02
Keywords
environment
urban planning
service planning
service users
building
Design
arts
Greenspace

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Publisher
Forestry Commission Scotland
Type
Key Findings Report
Progress Report
Language
en
Description
The GREEN EXERCISE PARTNERSHIP is a joint venture between Forestry Commission Scotland, Scottish Natural Heritage and Health Scotland (the health improvement board of the National Health Service in Scotland). The Partnership aims to build links between the health and environment sectors, following growing evidence that public health can be improved by getting people engaged with the natural environment. Through its ‘Greening the NHS Estate’ programme, the Partnership aims to establish at least one project in each of the eleven mainland Area Health Boards to show the health benefits that flow from positive investment in and management of the NHS estate – the greenspace around hospitals and healthcare centres.
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http://hdl.handle.net/11289/580314
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