Biorepository becomes first in UK to receive top accreditation
An NHS biobank that supports vital research into conditions like cancer, autoinflammatory diseases and Alzheimer’s has become the first in the UK to receive an…
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NHSGGC highlights improvements through digital services
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde has made good progress on its programme of digital improvements with 154 projects now underway across 12 key areas. The Digital On Demand plan, which covers the period…
Your future in your hands with Power of Attorney
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde are calling on the public to organise Power of Attorney for welfare matters. Statistics show that around a third of…
Essential Lifeline: The Important Role of the West of Scotland Anaphylaxis Service
In recent decades, we’ve witnessed an increase in allergies, particularly severe and life-threatening forms such as anaphylaxis. The West of Scotland Anaphylaxis service, based in…
NHSGGC wins twice at Holyrood Digital Awards
NHSGGC teams were recognised at the annual Holyrood Connect Digital Health & Care Awards this week. These awards focus on digital innovation within Scotland’s health, social…
NHSGGC’s Regional Services staff praised at annual awards
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde has celebrated the success of staff working in services provided to patients across the West of Scotland. Four winners were…
Superhero in scrubs: Young patient and dad write book about Glasgow surgeon
They say not all heroes wear capes, but in the eyes of one eight-year-old boy, there is a paediatric surgeon who does. Larry Malkin is…
Meet the team helping children make sense of cancer
Meet the team helping children make sense of cancer Meet Roberta Bowie and Alexandra Jamieson, they are part of a team of clinical psychologists providing…
Ringing the bell for International Childhood Cancer Day
Angela Stanton from Greenock praises staff at the Royal Hospital for Children, Glasgow Schiehallion Ward as her son, Jonjai (12), ‘rings the bell’ and marks…
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…