Woven in Renfrewshire exhibition returns to RAH with special launch event
An interactive exhibition of artworks and creative media exploring post-pandemic care has returned to the Royal Alexandra Hospital – with a special event planned next…
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Home care pilot enables babies with jaundice to leave hospital sooner
A team of neonatal nurses and medical staff at the Royal Hospital for Children, Glasgow (RHC) neonatal unit have launched a pilot service to treat…
Movies in MRI thanks to Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity
At the Royal Hospital for Children, Glasgow, MRI scans have become less daunting, thanks to specialist equipment, funded by Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity, that allows…
Wireless device trialled in young patients to improve remote monitoring and diagnosis of sleep and respiratory conditions
A new wireless device that could help in the diagnosis of respiratory and sleep conditions in babies and young children is being trialled for the…
Glasgow Fair public holiday reminder
Glasgow residents are being reminded that many GP practices will be closed on Monday, July 15, for the Glasgow Fair public holiday. People who need…
RAH nurse named in King’s Birthday Honours List
A Renfrewshire nurse has been recognised in this year’s King’s Birthday Honours. Senior Charge Nurse Angela Thomson, who works on Ward 10 at the Royal…
Has your child missed their vaccination?
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde is running a drop-in vaccination bus for secondary-school-aged children that have missed receiving their Measles, Mumps, and Rubella (MMR) vaccination…
Nearly 1.5 million virtual appointments in NHSGGC in years following the pandemic
Almost 1.5 million consultations between patients and clinicians have taken place virtually in NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde in the last two years. Figures show…
Specialist RAH stroke service highlighted as residents urged to act FAST
Residents of Renfrewshire and the Vale of Leven are being reminded of the main signs of stroke – and urged to act FAST if they…
Celebrating 50 years of nursing and no signs of slowing down
Anyone who has had surgery under anaesthetic vaguely – and in many cases vividly – remembers the friendly face that was there for them when…