Health and Justice Collaboration Improvement Board
Role of the group
The Board draws together senior leaders from Health, Justice and Local Government. Its purpose is to lead the creation of a much more integrated service response to people's needs in key areas where Health and Justice services intersect.
The Health and Justice Collaboration Improvement Board has three priority areas:
the improvement of services for victims of rape and sexual assault
mental health and distress
Members
- Paul Johnston (co-chair), DG Education, Communities & Justice
- Paul Gray (co-chair), DG Health and Social Care
- Iain Livingstone, Police Scotland
- Alasdair Hay, Scottish Fire and Rescue Service
- Pauline Howe, Scottish Ambulance Service
- Colin McConnell, Scottish Prison Service
- Karyn McCluskey, Community Justice Scotland
- David Harvie, Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service
- Robbie Pearson, Healthcare Improvement Scotland
- Jane Grant, NHS GG&C
- Cathie Curran, NHS Forth Valley
- David Williams, Glasgow City IJB
- Shiona Strachan, Clackmannanshire and Stirling IJB
- Sally Louden, COSLA
- Joyce White, SOLACE
Scottish Government officials
- Dr. Andrew Scott
- Neil Rennick
- Gillian Russell
- Daniel Kleinberg
- Linda Pollock
- Orlando Heijmer-Mason
Related information
Documents
- Justice in Scotland: vision and priorities
- Mental Health Strategy 2017-2027
- Health and Justice Collaboration Improvement Board minutes: June 2018
- Health and Justice Collaboration Improvement Board minutes: March 2018
- Health and Justice Collaboration Improvement Board minutes: December 2017
- Health and Justice Collaboration Improvement Board minutes: September 2017