Making it Better - A Strategy for Pharmacy in the Community

Strategy for Pharmacy in the community

Sexual Health Promotion Strategy (PDF 180 KB)

Sexual Health Promotion Strategy

DHSSPS Strategy for Children in Need (PDF 326 KB)

Developing the Strategy

Making It Better - A Strategy for Pharmacy in the Community (PDF 233 KB)

A Strategy for Community Pharmacy (Consultation Paper)

Oral Health Strategy - General Dental Services (PDF 397KB)

Equality Impact Assessments

Developing a Regional Strategy for the Health and Personal Social Services - Appendix 1 (PDF 35KB)

Summary of Relevant Policy Reviews

Developing a Regional Strategy for the Health and Personal Social Services - Appendix 2 (PDF 20KB)

Consultation Reply Form

Developing a Regional Strategy for the Health and Personal Social Services (PDF 73KB)

2002 - 2022

A Five Year Home Accident Prevention Strategy and Action Plan (PDF 124KB)

The Executive in its Programme for Government under the theme “Working for a Healthier People” gave a commitment to promoting public safety by reducing the number of injuries and deaths caused by accidents at home, at work and on the road. An overarching strategy for children and young people is also being developed, which will set out the vision, values and underlying principles, including general safety, for all children and young people and the long-term goals to make that vision a reality. Consultation Document

A Five Year Home Accident Prevention Strategy and Action Plan (Word 34KB)

Questionnaire

Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Strategy (PDF 383 KB)

The Information and Communications Technology (ICT) Vision Statement, issued for consultation in July 2001, describes a long-term vision for the use of ICT in the Health and Personal Social Services (HPSS). Responses to the consultation strongly supported the Strategy Vision. The ICT Strategy for the HPSS is aimed at delivering the Vision. It is based on analysis of the current use of ICT in the service and consultation with service users, those directly involved in health and social care, and the Department for Health, Personal Social Services and Public Safety (DHSSPS / the Department). Developments under way and planned elsewhere, particularly in England, Scotland, Wales and the Republic of Ireland, have been reviewed. Suppliers of ICT products and services were invited to present their perspectives on the future of ICT in health and social care. åÊ

Information and Communications Technology Strategy - for Consultation: Management Summary (PDF 75 KB)

Management Summary - June 2002