Overview of engagement and involvement report 2024-25
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NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde Note of Clarification
In response to a number of requests for further information, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde wishes to note the following key points of clarification in…
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde teams up with Glasgow City FC to boost cervical screening uptake
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) has partnered with Glasgow City Football Club to encourage more 25–29-year-olds to attend their cervical screening appointment as less…
Mum and son both treated for children’s cancer – three decades on
Stephanie Muirhead and her son, Andrew (14), share a bond strengthened by an experience few families could imagine, both have faced life-threatening cancer as children.…
Royal Hospital for Children launches Neonatal Hospital at Home service
The Neonatal Unit at the Royal Hospital for Children (RHC), Glasgow has launched a new Hospital at Home service to allow newborn babies with jaundice…
Glasgow’s safer drug consumption facility records more than 11,000 visits in first year
The UK’s first safer drug consumption facility, known as The Thistle, marked its first year in operation on Wednesday, 13th of January 2026. Since opening,…
Gathering Group
Please note that the Gathering Group will recommence on Thursday 5th February 2026, from 12:30pm to 3:00pm. If you have any questions please email katai.kasengele@nhs.scot – call…
Men in Greater Glasgow and Clyde more likely to go straight to A&E
NHSGGC data reveals men in Greater Glasgow and Clyde are more likely than women to go straight to A&E as they urge men to ‘Think…
Two-Thirds of Self-Referrals Could Be Treated Elsewhere: Think ABC Before A&E
In 2025, ankle sprains, viral infections, and diarrhoea are among the most common self-referrals we see at A&E. Two in three people (approximately 63%) who…
IRH tea bar funds over £100,000 worth of projects in the last year
Funds raised through the volunteer-run tea bar at Inverclyde Royal Hospital have resulted in over £100,000 being spent on projects around Inverclyde Royal Hospital in…
Scottish patient becomes first to take part in groundbreaking cardiac gene therapy trial
A Scottish patient has become the first person in the world to undergo a clinical trial that aims to improve outcomes for those having specialist…