Watch Your Waste to clean up on costs
Watch Your Waste is a campaign to promote how NHSGGC can reduce its carbon footprint and save money at the same time. What we use…
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February 2024
Deputy Chief Medical Officer visits for Rare Disease Awareness Day
Scottish Government, Deputy Chief Medical Officer, Professor Marion Bain visited NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde’s, Royal Hospital for Children today as part of a Rare…
Rare condition hasn’t stopped Nora smiling
Seventeen month old Nora was born nine weeks early and weighed just one pound and two ounces. She spent 10 weeks in Neonatal Intensive Care…
Donation of lifesaving equipment to Glasgow Royal Infirmary Emergency Department
A lifesaving piece of equipment has been donated from a charity to the Glasgow Royal Infirmary emergency department. Action on Accidents, a charity that supports…
Virtual A&E response ‘overwhelmingly positive’ as most patients say they’d use it again
Almost all patients who sought help through a virtual A&E service would use it again if they needed advice, care or support with their health,…
NHS workers hailed for incredible long service
Two NHS workers have been recognised after completing 100 years of service between them. Glen Stevenson, a night shift porter, and health care assistant Anne…
Men’s health – four messages that Could save a life
It’s likely we’ve all heard them before. Reasons why men might not get medical help when they need it, or why isolation grows around them…
The paediatric cardiac physiologist with a big heart
February is Heart Month, and a good opportunity to recognise the work of NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde Paediatric Cardiac Physiologist, Ceilidh Dunn. Ceilidh specialises in…
Positive feedback reaches new milestone for NHSGGC teams
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde has surpassed a major milestone in its efforts to encourage patients and their families and friends to share feedback on…
The day My colleague saved my life: woman thanks nHSGGC workmate after stroke emergency
The saying “in the right place at the right time” took on a whole new meaning for a member of staff at NHS Greater Glasgow…