37 resultados para Direct tool
em Institute of Public Health in Ireland, Ireland
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The screening tool provides assistance to those conducting HIA to quickly and systematically establish whether a particular policy, programme or project has an impact on health and whether a HIA is appropriate or necessary
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The scoping tool provides a framework for the development of the HIA workplan
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The policy analysis tool provides a framework to review government and other relevant agency policy related to the proposal.
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The collating information tool provides a framework for all information gathered as part of the HIA process to be collated.
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The prioritising health impacts tool provides a framework for prioritising health impacts.
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The forming recommendation tool provides a template to record the recommendations and how they will be implemented by the decision-maker
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The HIA Forum provides an opportunity for those with an interest in HIA to meet, share experiences, hear about new developments and consider how to progress HIA. 2009 HIA Forum events focused on how HIA can and is being used to support healthier communties.
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The Community Profiles Tool can be used to develop local health and wellbeing profiles from over 200 health-related indicators compiled from a range of data sources. Users can create tables, maps and charts of health-related indicators, and integrate this with key public health documents from the Health Well website such as relevant interventions, policies, and evidence related to each indicator.
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A component of the Nursing Needs Assessment Tool. This document is the format for the Free Nursing Assessment Review. First review should be carried out within 3 months and annually thereafter.
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This assessment tool is designed to assess the registered nursing needs of an older person needing long-term care.
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The user guide describes how to undertake an assessment using the nursing needs assessment tool.
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Direct Payments are cash payments made in lieu of social service provisions, to individuals who have been assessed as needing services. Direct Payments increase choice and promote independence. They provide for a more flexible response than may otherwise be possible for the service user and carer. They allow individuals to decide when and in what form services are provided and who provides them, who comes into their home and who becomes involved in very personal aspects of their lives. Direct Payments put real power into the hands of service users and carers, and allow them to take control over their lives. Access to Direct Payments as a means of delivering social services in Northern Ireland has been available since 1996 under the Personal Social Services (Direct Payments) (Northern Ireland) Order 1996. Since then take up of Direct Payments has been limited in number with the majority being accessed in the physical disability programme. åÊ