I’ll never forget what you’ve done for me – man thanks NHSGGC for care after cycle accident
A man who sustained serious leg injuries in a cycling accident has thanked NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde staff for the care he has received…
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Sisters are Doing It for the NHS – with a century of Experience
Three siblings who have dedicated their careers to the NHS have celebrated their combined 100 years’ service this year, with 90 of those years dedicated…
From stoma to saddle – firefighter Robert’s climb back to fitness
A Glasgow firefighter who had life-saving surgery on a blocked bowel, is back at peak fitness, cycling 100km in a race around Loch Ness. Robert…
Mum thanks RHC for caring for Her ‘perfectly imperfect’ son
“My boy is 100 % pure, unfiltered sunshine – and I am so grateful that he is mine.” These are the words of mum Laura…
General Public Consultation Meetings on Clyde Maternity Services
Following the launch of public consultation on new arrangements for maternity services across Clyde on March 27th 2008, two general public meetings have been arranged.…
Launch of Public Consultation Clyde Maternity services
Local people, service users and interested parties are invited to comment on proposed new arrangements for maternity services across Clyde. The proposal, already the subject…
Dumbarton nurse Emma Stewart comes back to her Vale roots
Dumbarton nurse Emma Stewart has returned to the Vale of Leven Hospital – after 12 years working in Paisley. Emma has joined the Vale team…
Update on Increased Incidence of Serratia Marcescens
There are currently three babies remaining in the Neonatal Unit of the maternity unit linked to the Royal Hospital for Children who are colonised with Serratia…
NHSGGC Wins a Raft of Awards
This week has seen a raft of awards presented to individual staff, specialist teams and new buildings across NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde. The awards…
Investigation Into Increased Incidence of Serratia Marcescens
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde’s Public Health Protection Unit and Infection Control Team are investigating an increased incidence of Serratia marcescens in the Neonatal Unit within the Maternity…