Place Standard Improvement Programme - Have your say
Organisations invited to complete a survey to inform the Place Standard Improvement Programme.
NHS Health Scotland is conducting a review of the Place Standard and is seeking to engage a wide range of views on what works well and what can be improved.
The Place Standard is delivered by NHS Health Scotland, Architecture & Design Scotland, and the Scottish Government. The Place Standard is a tool that helps communities, public agencies, voluntary groups and others to work together to design places and spaces that improve health and reduce health inequalities by providing a simple framework to structure conversations about place.
Having been widely used across Scotland and Europe over the last over two years, it is now time to find out what is working well and whether there are any areas that can be improved. NHS Health Scotland is undertaking an improvement programme to help improve the user experience, and increase access and application.
As part of the review, NHS Health Scotland wants to hear from organisations, groups and individuals who have used the Place Standard, and from people who haven’t used the tool.
Please complete this survey to help build on lessons to date to inform improvements to the Place Standard. Take the survey by following this link:
http://surveys.healthscotland.com/index.php/798569/lang-en
For any queries about the improvement programme, contact the Place Standard team at nhs.healthscotland-placestandard@nhs.net.
The survey closes on 31 October.