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Our Neonatal team holding their Baby Bliss Charter Gold Accreditation award. From left to right are: Bliss Baby Charter Scotland Programme Officer Zoe McFall, Senior Staff Nurse NICU Ainsley Ballantyne, Senior Charge Nurse NICU Maree Todd MSP, Minister for Public Health, Women’s Health and Sport

Gold award for Royal Hospital for Children’s neonatal unit

The neonatal unit at Glasgow’s Royal Hospital for Children has become the first in Scotland to…

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‘Pharmacy, GP, NHS24 before A&E’ – Health Board issues urgent care guidance

‘Pharmacy, GP, NHS24 before A&E’ – Health Board issues urgent care guidance NHS Greater Gla…

Two boys with cheque outside hospital

Family’s Poignant thank-you to hospital staff who cared for their son

The family of a man who sadly passed away at the age of just 29, have donated more than £4500to the …

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The Royal Hospital for Children has become the first children’s hospital in the world to own a Versius Plus surgical robot dedicated exclusively to caring for children.Made possible by a landmark donation of more than £1.5 million from the Coldstones Charitable Trust to Glasgow Children's Hospital Charity's innovation arm, Hi: Children's Healthcare Innovation Scotland, the technology will help more young patients access minimally invasive keyhole surgery, including for complex procedures.For some children, robotic-assisted surgery can mean less pain, less scarring, shorter hospital stays and a quicker return to everyday life.It’s a major milestone for children’s healthcare in Glasgow and Scotland, with the programme also creating opportunities for research, training and innovation that could help shape paediatric surgical care internationally.Read the full story: www.nhsggc.scot/landmark-donation-puts-glasgow-at-forefront-of-childrens-robotic-surgery/ …
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❄️ Are you winter ready?A little preparation now can make things easier when winter illnesses and injuries strike.This winter, take a few simple steps to help you and your family stay well:💊 Check you have basic medicines and first-aid supplies at home. 💉 Take up your flu or COVID-19 vaccination offer if you’re eligible. 🩹 Know how to manage common minor illnesses and injuries. 📍 Know where to turn, whether that’s your pharmacist, GP, optician, dentist or NHS 24 on 111 if it's urgent and your local supports aren't open. 📅 Plan ahead for Christmas and New Year closures and order repeat prescriptions in good time. 🚑 Remember that A&E is for life- or limb-threatening emergencies.Being prepared and knowing your options can make it much easier to get the right help when you need it. Find out more: www.nhsggc.scot/are-you-winter-ready-simple-steps-to-prepare-for-the-months-ahead/ …
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