The SHA was founded in 1930 to campaign for a National Health Service.
SHA Scotland is a campaigning organisation which promotes health and well-being and the eradication of inequalities through the application of socialist principles to society and government.
We believe that these objectives can best be achieved through collective rather than individual action. We campaign for an integrated healthcare system which reduces inequalities in health and is accountable to the communities it serves.
SHA Scotland is a campaigning organisation which promotes health and well-being and the eradication of inequalities through the application of socialist principles to society and government.
We believe that these objectives can best be achieved through collective rather than individual action. We campaign for an integrated healthcare system which reduces inequalities in health and is accountable to the communities it serves.
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News
April 2020 edition of our newsletter Healthier Scotland. We might mention the pandemic! February 2020 edition of our Newsletter Healthier Scotland. Our discussion paper on the reform of social care in Scotland can be viewed here. SHA Scotland has nominated Matt Kerr for Deputy Leader of the Scottish Labour Party. Two new ScotGov reports highlight the problems facing social care in Scotland. The December 2019 (Manifesto Special) edition of our 'Healthier Scotland' newsletter. Our submission to the Scottish Labour First Stage policy consultation. Our 2019 Scottish Labour Party conference motion on health inequalities. Our Secretary's blog on two reports that show that the increase in life expectancy in Scotland has now stalled and that health inequalities have worsened. We summarise the Audit Scotland report on health and care integration in the latest blog post. Plus a video presentation to an English care conference on the lessons from the Scottish experience. We examine the 2018 GP contract. Not as radical as we might wish, but a step in the direction of more integrated care. Our blog post explains why care integration needs better funding - not more quangos. You can read our publication 'Reducing Health Inequalities Locally' here. Quality Care Commission report published. Read Dave Watson's blog. Watch the Gordon Aikman video. Health Inequalities Commission Report published. Blog post on the report. Scottish Labour's response and Neil Findlay MSP's article in the Daily Record. 
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SHA Scotland Journal and E-Bulletins
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