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Queen Elizabeth University Hospital first in Scotland to introduce rapid point-of-care cardiac testing

Queen Elizabeth University Hospital first in Scotland to introduce rapid point-of-care cardiac testing

The Queen Elizabeth University Hospital (QEUH) in Glasgow has become the first hospital in Scotland,…

Staff member Fraser Marshall and student nurse Kirsty Henderson stand either side of the poster, holding certificates for their successful presentation.

NHSGGC learning disabilities Patients inspire story of compassion and hope

Staff at Scotland’s national medium secure ward for adults with learning disabilities turned the arr…

Exterior of Royal Alexandra Hospital, Paisley

Transition to Enhanced Community-Based Care Following Ward 36 Closure

Now that the last patients have moved out of Ward 36, RAH, the ward is closing.  This redesign …

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More than 2,000 patients have now taken part in the PHOENIX trial – a major milestone for this groundbreaking research exploring how a person's genetics can help guide safer, more effective prescribing. The study is testing whether pharmacogenomics – using genetic information to tailor medicines and doses to individual patients – can reduce side effects, improve outcomes and support the future of personalised medicine in the NHS.Watch our video to hear from the team behind PHOENIX and learn how this innovative research could help transform the way medicines are prescribed in the future.You can also find out more about the trial here: www.nhsggc.scot/phoenix-trial-reaches-major-milestone-with-over-2000-patients-recruited/ See MoreSee Less
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⚽ Scotland take on Brazil tonight. Come on Scotland!If you're watching the match, use matchday moments to check in on your health.🗣️ At half-time – how are you feeling?🏃 After the match – is there anything you’ve been putting off?Half-time or after the match — make time to check in.Don’t ignore something that doesn’t feel right. Getting advice early can make a big difference.👉 Find out more: www.nhsggc.scot/use-matchday-moments-to-check-in-on-your-health/ See MoreSee Less
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