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Hospital staff saved my life, got me to the church on time, and treated me like a queen – now I just want to say thank you

Hospital staff saved my life, got me to the church on time, and treated me like a queen – now I just want to say thank you

A former patient at the Royal Alexandra Hospital in Paisley has gone public to thank the staff who, …

Fuel Good Drivers keeping NHSGGC on the road to net-zero

Fuel Good Drivers keeping NHSGGC on the road to net-zero

A total of 200 NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) drivers have now completed the Fuel Good drivi…

<strong>Hospital at Home creates valuable bed day capacity at NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde</strong>

<strong>Hospital at Home creates valuable bed day capacity at NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde</strong>

The equivalent of 1,200 extra bed day capacity has been created thanks to a pilot initiative launche…

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EASTERHOUSE VACCINATION CLINIC – IMPORTANT UPDATEDue to unforeseen circumstances, we have needed to close our Immunisation Clinic within the Greater Easterhouse Supporting Hands centre in Glasgow. The closure will affect appointments for the remainder of today, 4th November.We are in the process of contacting all patients who are affected by the closure. If this includes you, please don't worry. You'll still be able to get your vaccination.Please rearrange our appointment through NHS Inform or call the National Vaccination Helpline on 0800 030 8013. We would like to apologise for the inconvenience and thank you for your understanding. …
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🤧 Cough, cold or sore throat?As we head into winter, we’ll be sharing practical advice on some of the common illnesses and injuries you might come across, including what you can manage yourself and where to turn if you need more help.Most coughs, colds and sore throats can be managed at home. If your symptoms are more severe, aren't getting better or are getting worse, your local pharmacist or GP can help.Not sure what to do? NHS 24 on 111 can help you get the right care for your needs.👉 Find out more about managing common illnesses and injuries: www.nhsggc.scot/your-health/right-care-right-place/how-to-manage-some-common-conditions/ …
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