Update on Cryptococcus at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital
You may already be aware that we are investigating two isolated cases of a rare fungal infection – Cryptococcus – at the Queen Elizabeth University…
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Incident Management Team investigate three cases of Staphylococcus
An Incident Management Team (IMT) has been set up to investigate three cases of Staphylococcus aureus blood stream infection in extremely premature babies in the…
Update on Cryptococcus Cases
The investigation remains ongoing into the cause of two isolated cases of Cryptococcus at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital. At present, the clinical, management and…
Update on Crytpococcus Investigation
The investigation remains ongoing into the cause of two isolated cases of Cryptococcus at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital. These two cases of infection were…
Investigations into Two Cases of Cryptococcus
Investigations are continuing into two isolated cases of an unusual fungal infection within the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital. The organism is a Cryptococcus species, which…
Update on Paediatric Cancer Ward
Our engineering experts have now completed work to resolve the water and drainage issues in the two paediatric cancer wards at the Royal Hospital for…
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde Statement
Traces of bacteria have been found during testing in the drains of two wards in the Royal Hospital for Children. We are carrying out chemical…
QEUH Campus Cladding Update
Replacement products for cladding panels on sections of the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital and on a section of the Royal Hospital for Children have now…
NHSGGC moves to reassure public confidence in QEUH
The Queen Elizabeth University Hospital is one of the most fire safe buildings in the country having been designed and engineered to meet building and…
Ward Closed at RHC Due to Rotavirus
A ward at the Royal Hospital for Children is closed to new admissions after four patients tested positive for rotavirus and a further three patients…