Staff Shout-outs – 6 October 2026
These staff shout-outs are celebrating those who go the extra mile, often quietly and without expecting recognition. Whether it’s supporting a colleague, making a patient…
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Play Team helps young cancer patient feel less scared during treatment at Glasgow children’s hospital
A mum whose five-year-old daughter is being treated for cancer at the Royal Hospital for Children has praised the Health Play Team for helping make…
Thousands more patients to benefit from Cardonald GP Walk-In Clinic expansion
From today, thousands more people in Glasgow can access additional urgent primary care through Greater Glasgow and Clyde’s (NHSGGC) Cardonald GP Walk-In Clinic. The expansion…
Major Scottish art exhibitions installed at NHSGGC hospitals
Two major national touring art exhibitions featuring work by some of Scotland’s most celebrated artists have arrived at NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde hospitals. The…
Young interviewer Flora quizzes NHSGGC Deputy Chief Executive on climate action
A young girl who was treated for cancer at the Royal Hospital for Children returned to the hospital to quiz one of NHS Greater Glasgow…
“It’s Okay to Ask” – NHSGGC promotes national Health Literacy Campaign
NHSGGC has listed the top tips to help people get the most out of their healthcare this Health Literacy Month (October). Many adults in Scotland find it hard to…
Pain is common. Talking about it isn’t: Supporting people to live well with chronic pain
As part of Pain Awareness Month, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde is highlighting the work of a specialist national service that helps people from across…
New community clinics launched to help young people get MenB vaccination
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde is urging eligible students and young people to take up the offer of a MenB vaccination as a series of…
Stay protected against flu – make use of your vaccination appointment
Adults who are eligible for a free flu vaccination are being urged to make use of their appointment as NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde begins…
Des Clarke visits spinal injuries unit ahead of Great Scottish Run
Broadcaster and Heart Breakfast Scotland presenter Des Clarke visited the Queen Elizabeth National Spinal Injuries Unit this week as he prepares to take on next…