‘Ain’t nothin but a bowel test. Do it every time.’
Today, a group of Greater Glasgow and Clyde adults with learning disabilities took to the stage to highlight the importance of effective conversations about bowel…
NHSGGC dancers to star at Healing Arts Scotland
Staff throughout NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde are to play a starring role in a week-long celebration of the arts and their importance in the…
New artworks round off Pride Month for NHSGGC
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) has confirmed its commitment to creating a safe and inclusive place for all staff, patients and visitors, by installing…
Comedy star Karen Dunbar praises person-centred care with NHSGGC speech and language service
Actress and comedian Karen Dunbar has hailed the care she received after experiencing problems with her voice which she believes was caused by vaping. The…
Why Volunteers’ Week at NHSGGC is pure poetry for David, 68
A volunteer at NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde has turned to poetry to mark the beginning of Volunteers’ Week, and to celebrate all those who…
NHSGGC staff given chance to dance at Healing Arts Scotland 2024 Festival
Staff across NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde are being given the chance to dance at the Tramway in Glasgow – thanks to a collaboration with…
Celebrating International Day of the Midwife with an award in innovation
Women across Greater Glasgow and Clyde now have a range of choice when it comes to how they give birth, thanks to the work of…
Three years of NHSGGC mental health service for pregnant women
The Specialist Perinatal Mental Health midwives marked their three year milestone with NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde this week. As part of Maternal Mental Health…
Taking art to the next level – the Fine Arts graduate who sculpts new lives for NHSGGC patients
A member of staff at NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde has turned her back on making a name for herself in Fine Arts, so she…
UK First – Queen Elizabeth University Hospital implements AI CT scan technology to help reduce A&E pressures
A trial taking place at the QEUH, and the first in the UK, aims to utilise artificial intelligence (AI) to improve turnaround times for CT scans and reduce A&E pressures.