Senior clinicians from NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde have written to the First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care to express their disappointment and frustration about the way in which their work and integrity have been called into question in recent days. This is what they had to say.
Across NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, more than 600 newly qualified nurses (NQNs) have joined the ranks in recent months. Providing a welcome boost to…
Yvonne McArthur has raised £2,000 in honour of her late husband Hugh and is donating the sum to the Institute of Neurological Science at Queen…
The next few months will not only be taxing on NHS staff in a physical way, but also in a psychological way. With this in…
The Queen Elizabeth University Hospital and the Royal Hospital for Children have been positively recognised for progress in cleanliness and compliance with infection control measures…
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…
A Glasgow nurse has put pen to paper to capture the moment she helped a Covid-19 patient speak to their loved ones from their deathbed.…
Today is Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Day and we want to celebrate the team at The Queen Elizabeth National Spinal Injuries Unit, Glasgow, for going…
NHS Domestic Ann McFadyen got the red carpet treatment from colleagues as she left the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital yesterday (Wednesday), after five and a…
A Glasgow trauma co-ordinator is today asking parents and carers to encourage children to wear a helmet when bike riding. Since the pandemic, more and…