Transformational service inspired by ‘Boy David’ to be led by Glasgow surgeons
Forty years on from the inspiring story of ‘Boy David’, Glasgow, with its world-renowned plastic surgeons is to be home to a transformational NHS service…
Trip to hospital has happy ending for NHS Chief Executive
When you’re an NHS Chief Executive, an A&E department wouldn’t normally be on your list for an ideal holiday destination. But that’s exactly where Lesley…
RHC patients marvel as superheroes descend building in charity abseil stunt
It’s a bird…It’s a plane…It’s Superman! Patients at the Royal Hospital for Children (RHC) were thrilled to see famous super heroes descending the side of…
From patient to doctor – Consultant with cerebral palsy hopes to inspire others
An NHSGGC consultant with cerebral palsy has gone from patient to doctor, and is keen to inspire others with her journey. Kirsty Colquhoun has cerebral…
‘Miracle’ motorbike man praises the care he received
A biker who miraculously escaped a horror crash with no broken bones, has praised the care and attention he received at Glasgow Royal Infirmary. Sean…
New £60 Million Hub – Your Chance to Ask Questions
Local residents are being given the opportunity to ask questions about the new £60 million state-of-the-art Health and Social Care Hub planned for Parkhead. The…
Welfare Hubs get the thumbs up from NHSGGC staff
“It’s a place to take a break from being a nurse and feel like a person again.” This is just one of the positive comments…
Good news at the Teddy Hospital: Health Play Specialist at Glasgow’s Royal Hospital for Children nominated
Registered Health Play Specialist Jane Craig has been nominated for an award by the Healthcare Play Specialist Education Trust. Health Play is a role…
Hospital visitors urged to wear face coverings as regulations are eased
As hospital visiting regulations begin to ease from today, NHSGGC is reminding those planning to visit that they must wear a face covering. During the…
Robotic surgery for prostate cancer restarts for patients in the West of Scotland
Robotic surgery for prostate cancer is back up and running at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, with over a dozen patients treated in June. Surgeries for…