NHS hero who goes ‘above and beyond’ honoured by colleagues
A hospital domestic who went above and beyond to look after patients at a mental health service during the COVID pandemic has been honoured by…
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New hospital kit transforms kids’ cancer clinic
Children going through cancer treatment are benefitting from a new piece of kit which gives their doctors blood results in minutes – cutting down the…
War veteran winning battle against sleep
Hugh Docherty knows about sleep. As a former soldier and veteran of the first Gulf War, he was used to trying to grab 40 winks…
Stunning new greenspace takes shape at RAH pond
Work to transform the pond at the Royal Alexandra Hospital is nearing completion, with the project set to be complete by spring. Construction work at…
Opening day for New Clydebank Health and Care Centre
The wait is finally over as the new, £21.7million Clydebank Health and Care Centre throws open its doors today, heralding a new era in healthcare…
New Temporary Visiting Restrictions at Glasgow Royal Infirmary and Royal Alexandra Hospital
(Maternity and mental health wards not affected) In response to a significant rise in the number of patients in hospital with COVID-19, we have taken…
NHSGGC temporarily reinstates visiting restrictions in some areas in the GRI and RAH
Maternity and mental health wards not affected To help protect patients, staff and visitors from the impact of a significant rise in COVID-19 prevalence, from…
Schiehallion ward launches tasty new catering service for young patients
Move over Deliveroo – young patients at the newly reopened Schiehallion Ward have been given an evening ‘takeaway’ service all of their own.
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde signals support to our Armed Forces by signing up to Covenant
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde has reaffirmed its ongoing commitment to those individuals who currently serve, our Reservists and those veterans who are key members…
Second boosters for at-risk groups
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde is gearing up to invite those aged 75 and over and those at highest risk of severe COVID-19 disease forward…