NHSGGC signs up to ‘Pledge to Be Seen’ to support people with visible differences
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) has signed up to Changing Faces’ #PledgeToBeSeen campaign. In signing the Pledge, NHSGGC is committing to represent more people…
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A record 700 graduate nurses join the ranks at NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde
A record 700 Newly Qualified Nurses (NQNs) and Midwives have joined NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde as part of this year’s graduate intake for 2022.…
Gold award for Royal Hospital for Children’s neonatal unit
The neonatal unit at Glasgow’s Royal Hospital for Children has become the first in Scotland to receive the Gold Accreditation award from the Bliss Baby…
‘Pharmacy, GP, NHS24 before A&E’ – Health Board issues urgent care guidance
‘Pharmacy, GP, NHS24 before A&E’ – Health Board issues urgent care guidance NHS Greater Glasgow has issued a strong appeal to the public to consider three alternative…
Family’s Poignant thank-you to hospital staff who cared for their son
The family of a man who sadly passed away at the age of just 29, have donated more than £4500to the Royal Alexandra Hospital as…
Landmark partnership aims to improve Scotland’s health
A ground-breaking collaboration between NHS, university and industry partners has been launched to co-create NHS Scotland transformation through large scale programmes to improve the health…
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde reminds parents of school children to complete and return flu vaccine consent forms
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde reminds parents of school children to complete and return flu vaccine consent forms NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde is reminding…
Volunteer Margaret is the friend you haven’t met yet
A Vale of Leven volunteer, who returned to the hospital after just one week of retirement, is celebrating working with the community for over 35…
11,000+ bed days freed up thanks to expansion of innovative OPAT service
Upwards of 11,000 bed days have been freed up in NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde hospitals so far this year thanks to an innovative service…
New zero-gravity ‘robot’ to help spinal injuries patients walk again
Scotland’s first “zero gravity” equipment to help people with walking therapy as they recover from spinal injury, is about to be installed at the Queen…