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The awards are coming thick and fast for our Institute of Neurological Sciences. A pioneering service at the Institute has become the first in Scotland, and only the fifth in the UK, to be designated an Endoscopic Spine Centre of Excellence in recognition of the work it is doing in the field of endoscopic spinal surgery.The honour – presented by RIWOspine GmbH – is the second major Centre of Excellence recognition for an INS team this month, and further underlines the expertise of our staff and their commitment to innovation.Huge congratulations to everyone involved.Read the full story: bit.ly/4BxXhnm
If you suspected someone was having a stroke, would you know what to do?Today is #WorldStrokeDay, and our stroke specialists are reminding everyone how important it is to recognise the signs and act FAST.Professor Terry Quinn and Nicola Tomlinson explain what to look out for in our video:F – Face: Has their face fallen on one side?A – Arms: Can they raise both arms and keep them there?S – Speech: Is their speech slurred or garbled?T – Time: It’s time to call 999 immediately.Getting medical help quickly can make a huge difference to someone’s recovery and could even save their life.#ActFAST #NHSGGC
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