Overview of engagement and involvement report 2024-25
At NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC), we believe that listening to the voices of our patients, service users, and communities is essential to delivering…
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June 2025
NHSGGC staff recognised at British Dietetic Association Awards & Honours
Several NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde staff were recognised at the 2025 British Dietetic Association Awards & Honours. For the third consecutive year, West of Scotland…
Volunteers’ Week: A Helping Hand in the Emergency Department
In the Glasgow Royal Infirmary (GRI) Emergency Department, also known as A&E, one volunteer stands out for his dedication and positive impact on both patients…
City throws party of thanks for Volunteers’ Week at NHSGGC
The City of Glasgow threw a special party this week to thank volunteers throughout NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde. The Civic Reception, held at Glasgow…
Dementia Awareness Week: The Dementia Café Initiative
In recent years, the importance of social interaction in enhancing the wellbeing of individuals living with dementia has become increasingly evident. As part of Dementia…
Teamwork in action: Transforming patient flow and experience in Clyde
This week, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde Chair Dr Lesley Thomson KC and Non-Executive Board Member Margaret Kerr visited the Royal Alexandra Hospital (RAH) to…
Volunteers making a significant impact on the lives of patients at Lightburn Hospital
As part of Volunteers’ Week, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) is proud to highlight the invaluable contributions of our hundreds of dedicated volunteers from…
NHSGGC celebrates 30 years of the Gartnavel Day Surgery Unit
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) is proud to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Gartnavel Day Surgery Unit, which has been delivering high-quality, patient-centred…
RAH volunteer praises ‘amazing’ experience that has helped prepare her for medical school
A teenager who provides companionship and support to patients at her local hospital has told how the role has helped prepare her to study medicine…
National treatment service at Royal Hospital for Children welcomes new advice for those living with chest abnormality
A national treatment service hosted by the Royal Hospital for Children has welcomed new advice that recommends a potentially life-changing treatment option for children and…
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