NHSGGC orthotist describes benefits of virtual clinic
A senior orthotist working for Scotland’s biggest health board has told how her service’s virtual clinic increases patients’ access to specialist advice. Colette Dickson, a Senior…
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NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde volunteer says singing with patients is the ‘best part’ of her week
A hospital volunteer says spending time providing companionship to older patients and singing with them is the highlight of her week. Pat McCamley, 69, has…
Tackling the cost-of-living for GGC hospital patients
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) Support and Information Services, and partners, have made a significant impact to at-risk patients and carers, ensuring they don’t…
Celebrating Our Occupational Therapy Stars
At the NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde Spinal Injuries Unit, the impact of occupational therapists is truly life changing. The walls of the rehabilitation area…
Paddington Bear and Hugh Bonneville surprise Young patients
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde was delighted to welcome Hugh Bonneville and Paddington Bear to the Royal Hospital for Children, Glasgow this week. The BAFTA-nominated…
Glasgow kidney patients use art to boost morale during dialysis
Artwork created by patients undergoing kidney dialysis has gone on display at the hospital where they receive their treatment. More than 50 pieces, including sketches,…
Celebrating Realistic Medicine Champions at NHSGGC
This week, Professor Sir Gregor Smith, Chief Medical Officer for Scotland, congratulated NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) staff for their positive efforts in delivering…
Ayaan finally home following two months at the Royal Hospital for Children
What started as a fun day out for Shareen Hussain and her children turned into a life-changing moment when her son, Ayaan (9), was hit…
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde begins Equally Safe at Work accreditation programme
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) is committed to continually maintaining a fair, inclusive and safe workplace where all staff feel respected and valued. As…
Glasgow woman who had breast cancer twice in two years has raised £3400 for the NHSGGC Breast Care Unit
In 2019, Morag Lauder (65) from Mount Vernon received life-altering news following a routine mammogram – she had cancerous cells in her breast. After undergoing…