Specialist stroke services highlighted as residents urged to act FAST
Residents of Greater Glasgow and Clyde are being reminded of the main signs of stroke – and urged to act FAST if they suspect someone…
Home >
GRI
Antoinette Parr receives MBE and North Sector Award
An NHS staff member has been recognised for her dedication and compassionate leadership throughout her career, which spans over four decades. Antoinette Parr, General Manager,…
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde urges public to treat sprains and strains at home
As people continue to embrace their new year with fitness resolutions into February, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) physiotherapists are reminding everyone about the…
First surgery in UK and Ireland conducted at Glasgow Royal Infirmary
Last week, Glasgow Royal Infirmary (GRI) created history as Mark Blyth became the first surgeon in the UK and Ireland to use the new Persona…
Isabel celebrates Diamond Wedding Anniversary after Robotic Assisted Surgery
84-year-old Isabel was able to celebrate her 60 years of marriage after surgery at Glasgow Royal Infirmary (GRI) last year. The Glaswegian, now living in…
Major Robotic-Assisted Surgery Milestone for Scotland
More than 10,000 patients across Scotland have benefitted from da Vinci robotic-assisted surgery (RAS) since 2021, following a major expansion of da Vinci surgical systems…
Red weather warning: important notice
Following the red weather warning, non-urgent outpatient appointments and routine hospital admissions scheduled for Friday 24th January are being cancelled. We apologise for the inconvenience, but…
Get seen more quickly, more easily, more comfortably
On average, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde patients who visit Minor Injuries Units are seen, treated, and discharged in two to three hours or less.…
Rejects MMC Glasgow raise £1,500 for Glasgow Royal Infirmary Stroke Wards
Patients within the Glasgow Royal Infirmary stroke ward have received an early Christmas gift thanks to members of the Rejects MMC Glasgow. Three members of…
Ankle sprains, diarrhoea, and UTIs among the most common self-referrals at A&E
Two in three people (65%) who self-presented at Accident and Emergency (A&E) did not need to be there, according to the latest figures from NHS…