Pioneering medical research celebrated at St Mungo’s awards
Medical students and junior doctors have been recognised for their groundbreaking contributions to medical research that could help improve healthcare outcomes for patients. PhD student…
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May 2024
NHSGGC Chief Executive to retire after 41 years’ service to NHS
Mrs Jane Grant, Chief Executive of NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, has announced her retirement.
Virtual A&E service surpasses yearly targets as number of consultations rise
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde’s virtual A&E service announces its outstanding achievements from 2023/24.
NHSGGC marks Mental Health Awareness Week with relaunch of MyApp: My Mental Health supported self-management digital resources
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde is marking Mental Health Awareness Week by encouraging people to download its supported self-management resources. My App: My Mental Health…
NHSGGC launches mobile clinic to take care directly to Scotland’s most deprived communities
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) is improving care for people in some of Scotland’s most deprived communities … by converting a bus into a…
International Nurses Day 2024
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde is delighted to support its nursing staff marking International Nurses Day 2024. May 12 is Florence Nightingale’s birthday and begins…
Neonatal nurses inspired student to ‘keep going’
This Sunday, 12th of May 2024 is International Nurses Day, with a theme of ‘Our Nurses. Our Future’. As part of the NHS Greater Glasgow…
Glasgow nurse to cycle from London to Amsterdam with patient families
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde is celebrating International Nurses Day, highlighting inspirational team members who have made a significant impact on the service. Janice Heggie,…
Army Cadets get a taste of clinical research at NHSGGC, thanks to collaboration with RCN
Two young Army Cadets have been given a taste of working life at NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC), thanks to a collaboration between Glasgow…
Vale operating theatre changes cut greenhouse gas emissions
The Vale of Leven Hospital has reduced its nitrous oxide footprint by 95 per cent after significant changes to the ventilation and gas supply systems…
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