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Do you receive lidocaine patches from your GP? If so, we have some important advice for you.![]()
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If you receive a prescription for these patches – more commonly known by names such as Ralvo or Versatis – please contact your GP practice pharmacy team to discuss if your prescription is still right for you.![]()
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Read more: bit.ly/4tIFeqH
At the Queen Elizabeth National Spinal Injuries Unit, the Housing Clinic plays a vital role in supporting patients as they plan for their move back into the community.![]()
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The clinic works with people early in their recovery to help identify suitable housing, reduce uncertainty, and remove one of the biggest barriers to discharge – unsuitable accommodation. ![]()
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By partnering with Housing Options Scotland, the team can navigate complex housing needs much more quickly, easing pressure on both patients and their families.![]()
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In this video, hear from Eve Young, Senior Housing Options Broker at the charity, about how this support is making a difference, and from a patient who has experienced the life‑changing impact of the clinic’s guidance.![]()
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You can also read more about the service here: www.nhsggc.scot/housing-clinic-for-spinal-patients-shortlisted-for-national-award/
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