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We’re making it easier to find out more about Primary Care.![]()
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Alongside the full strategy, we’ve published an executive summary and an easy read version, with accessible formats and translations available.![]()
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This makes it easier for more people to find out what Primary Care is and how it supports you and your community.![]()
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Find out more via our Primary Care hub by using the QR code or visiting 👉 www.nhsggc.scot/primarycare
A new heart failure treatment could allow patients to return home days earlier than expected, a UK-wide trial has found. ![]()
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The SUBCUT HF II trial, led by the University of Glasgow and co-sponsored by NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, has shown that a wearable mini‑pump and innovative medication can safely help patients continue treatment at home.![]()
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This pioneering approach required new ways of safely managing both the medicine and the device, supported by our Research and Innovation Pharmacy teams.![]()
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Find out more about this trial here: www.nhsggc.scot/innovative-heart-failure-treatment-proves-transformative-for-patients/
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