Twitter account of Scotland in Lockdown study / https://xitter.cf/t.co/saWNYQuAEA
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ScotLockStudy retweeted
Really important point here... what does #BuildBackBetter actually mean for people who were already locked out before lockdown? We don’t want to go back to the status quo, we need to look forward & build a fairer & more just society. #LeftOutLockdown – at Glasgow, Scotland
ScotLockStudy retweeted
Thank you for pulling together this research. This was a great opportunity to hear the struggles across the board.
Fantastic discussions @LockScot
Natalie McLean, from @siscorecovery explains 'What lockdown did, was that it further isolated the people already isolated in prison. Since March our service has supported people who are high risk. It has been one of the most challenging times in my life'
#LeftOutLockdown
ScotLockStudy retweeted
@LockScot research highlighting the vital role played by small local community groups reaching the people most at risk of being overlooked and forgotten about. #LeftOutLockdown – at Glasgow, Scotland
ScotLockStudy retweeted
Great to tune in this morning to hear the findings of the @LockScot study, looking at how vulnerable groups across Scotland have faced the pandemic restrictions. This will help inform our continued work with West Lothians 3rd sector. @UofGSPS
ALT Screen shot of Professor Sarah Armstrong first slide explaining the purpose of the survey and who participated
ScotLockStudy retweeted
One of the projects funded via the Rapid Research in Covid 19 programme - cso.scot.nhs.uk/rapid-resear…
Save the Date ⏰📆
On Thu 17 Dec at 11am we will be hosting a short webinar reporting the key findings from our research into experiences of Scotland’s most excluded during Covid-19.
Registration & details can be found on Eventbrite: eventbrite.co.uk/e/left-out-…
ScotLockStudy retweeted
Funded by @CSO_Scotland as part of the Rapid Research in #COVID19 Programme, the @LockScot report launch will feature the @UofGlasgow #research team and 20 of the study's third sector partners as they share key messages. Details 👇
Save the Date ⏰📆
On Thu 17 Dec at 11am we will be hosting a short webinar reporting the key findings from our research into experiences of Scotland’s most excluded during Covid-19.
Registration & details can be found on Eventbrite: eventbrite.co.uk/e/left-out-…
ScotLockStudy retweeted
“We’re all in the same storm but not in the same boat”. This is def a date 📆 for the Zoom diary! How has lockdown affected the people who are so often overlooked? We’ve been delighted to take part in this research & look forward to hearing more about the key findings. – at Scotland, United Kingdom
Save the Date ⏰📆
On Thu 17 Dec at 11am we will be hosting a short webinar reporting the key findings from our research into experiences of Scotland’s most excluded during Covid-19.
Registration & details can be found on Eventbrite: eventbrite.co.uk/e/left-out-…
ScotLockStudy retweeted
'The availability of not just food,but the right kinds of food, had a huge impact on the mental & physical wellbeing of participants from all the research streams in the project'
Findings from @LockScot - how lockdown impacts people in Scotland
scotlandinlockdown.co.uk/202…
ScotLockStudy retweeted
A very good study highlighting individual difficulties for what is a basic human need over and above their disability.
The impact of this can not be underestimated.
#help #HumanRights
Paul Pearson shares findings from interviews exploring food accessibility for those with disabilities and long-term health conditions.
scotlandinlockdown.co.uk/202…
ScotLockStudy retweeted
A much needed piece of research on some of the challenges people faced in relation to food access during lockdown. An interesting and important read!
Paul Pearson shares findings from interviews exploring food accessibility for those with disabilities and long-term health conditions.
scotlandinlockdown.co.uk/202…
ScotLockStudy retweeted
And a submission from one of our community members of the importance of having a safe place to stay during the #COVID19 pandemic. #StopAsylumEvictions #EndDestitution
ScotLockStudy retweeted
How has your organisation experienced lockdown? @UofGlasgow study would like to hear from organisations on their experiences of the COVID-19 pandemic.
This survey will take 30 mins to complete.
bit.ly/32uYJsc
@gas1883 @LockScot
ScotLockStudy retweeted
Living with type 1 diabetes during coronavirus has presented serious challenges to those I’ve interviewed. In this blog I set out some of the issues raised in these interviews. @DiabetesScot @DiabetesUK @CSO_Scotland
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Emerging findings from @Chris_Bunn 's interviews with people living with type 1 diabetes in Scotland.
Issues raised during #lockdown: loss of care, risk of avoidable complications, and a need for improved communication.
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scotlandinlockdown.co.uk/202…
ScotLockStudy retweeted
Recently released or under supervision? Have your say about life in lock-down through the @LockScot survey, your views might inform future policy thinking 👇
How has lockdown been for you?
We are looking for people recently released from prison or under supervision to share their experiences with us.
More info and how to get in touch 👇
scotlandinlockdown.co.uk/tak…
ScotLockStudy retweeted
Fantastic new blog from SCCJR's PhD student Nicola Ceesay on coronavirus and care experienced young people in Scotland. Well worth a read.
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How lockdown measures have impacted on young people in residential care, increasing isolation and exaberbating inequalities by @nicceesay @UofGSPS
scotlandinlockdown.co.uk/202…
ScotLockStudy retweeted
Please support if you can and share widely to ensure that Mercy Baguma's family can organise the funeral that Mercy deserves: gofundme.com/f/mercy-baguma0… #JusticeForMercy ❤️
ScotLockStudy retweeted
I've written for @TheScotsman today on the impact of #Covid19UK shielding, the localised approaches working with and in communities and the need to ensure that people who have been or are still shielding don't get left behind. @ALLIANCEScot @LWPmakeslinks
scotsman.com/news/opinion/co…
ScotLockStudy retweeted
This issue of prolonged, effectively solitary, confinement is a serious concern, which we raised in our evidence submission to the Scottish Parliament.
You can read it here:
scottishprisoneradvocacy.com…
ScotLockStudy retweeted
Based on data analysis by Susan McVie, @BBCScotlandNews reports that the chances of being issued with a fixed penalty notice #FPN were higher for those from poorer areas compared with those from more affluent areas. bbc.in/3heKM6x
#crime #covid19 @U_Inequalities
ScotLockStudy retweeted
This covers England & Wales, but contains a stark warning "that continued severe regime restrictions in prisons – at times amounting effectively to solitary confinement – have created “a real risk of psychological decline among prisoners, which needs to be addressed urgently"".
A review of short scrutiny visits by the HM Chief Inspector of Prisons Peter Clarke has found that COVID-19 restrictions have meant continuing psychological decline in prisoners, especially vulnerable women prisoners.
bit.ly/31bT2Pj