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Healthcare Science Week shines light on wide range of roles that can improve patients’ lives

Healthcare Science Week shines light on wide range of roles that can improve patients’ lives

Healthcare Science Week provided an opportunity for us to spotlight the amazing work of NHS Greater …

Smiling George Bruce standing outside the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital.

true-life medical drama inspired a career for healthcare scientist

It’s like a plot line from a hit TV medical drama – a teenage boy is taken to hospital in excruciati…

Hospital worker given second chance at life with live kidney donation from her dad 

Hospital worker given second chance at life with live kidney donation from her dad 

An NHS worker whose kidney function dropped to just 4 per cent due to a genetic disorder has been gi…

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Meet Douglas. He was born on 17 November 2025 at 33 weeks gestation and weighed just 3lb 10oz. Douglas has been diagnosed with congenital heart block, holes in his heart, and Down’s Syndrome. As a result, he requires specialised care at the Royal Hospital for Children, Glasgow. His mum, Fiona, knows the value that her breastmilk gives Douglas during this time – it's like a powerful medicine that has helped him grow bigger and stronger. Douglas receives his milk through a small syringe and Fiona expresses her milk. This is an experience that has had its ups and downs. However, she has found amazing support in the RHC Infant Feeding Team who have developed a new digital tool for the Neonatal Unit families. The RHC Neonatal Unit is the first to launch vCreate Milk Tracker, a tool to provide mums with one on one support. Read more here: www.nhsggc.scot/new-digital-support-for-mums-expressing-milk-in-neonatal-care/ See MoreSee Less
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NHSGGC is proud to be a Living Wage employer, helping to ensure all our staff can have a decent standard of living and the ability to support themselves and their families. But our commitment does not stop there. By ensuring that all our suppliers, contractors and partner organisations also pay the real Living Wage, we are helping to share the benefits to thousands of people throughout Scotland.Find out more: www.nhsggc.scot/nhsggc-shares-benefits-of-real-living-wage-across-scotland/Scottish Living Wage Campaign #reallivingwwage #LivingWage #LivingWageEmployer #thedifferenceitmakes See MoreSee Less
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