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Exhibition by local school pupils goes on display at the RAH

Exhibition by local school pupils goes on display at the RAH

Artwork created by Renfrewshire school children has gone on display to staff and visitors at the Roy…

Scott Gold in centre of picture, holding cheque to be presented to staff at the NRU. From left: staff nurse Lauren McAndrew, Mechelle Gold, charge nurse Hazel Elliott, Kenny Gold, Scott Gold, Ian Gold, AHP Team Lead Donna Bisland, Mick Marlin, physiotherapist Jack McGeachin. Image: NHSGGC

£6670 gesture of thanks for NHSGGC staff who cared for dad after horror incident

A dad-of-two who spent 16 weeks in hospital after a horrific incident left him fighting for his life…

Members of the North-East Glasgow Rehab Team on stairs at the new Parkhead Hub

New approach to team working transforms waits for falls patients

A team has managed to reduce waiting times from up to three months to less than a week for those exp…

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Our Emergency Departments are very busy, and people with life- or limb-threatening illnesses and injuries will always be prioritised.That means if your condition isn’t an emergency, you may face a longer wait when another NHS service could help you more quickly.🎥 Hear directly from one of our Emergency Department specialists about why it’s worth considering your healthcare options before heading to A&E.💊 Community Pharmacy 🩺 Your GP 📞 NHS 24 on 111Find advice on managing common injuries and illnesses: www.nhsggc.scot/your-health/right-care-right-place/how-to-manage-some-common-conditions/ …
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The Royal Hospital for Children has become the first children’s hospital in the world to own a Versius Plus surgical robot dedicated exclusively to caring for children.Made possible by a landmark donation of more than £1.5 million from the Coldstones Charitable Trust to Glasgow Children's Hospital Charity's innovation arm, Hi: Children's Healthcare Innovation Scotland, the technology will help more young patients access minimally invasive keyhole surgery, including for complex procedures.For some children, robotic-assisted surgery can mean less pain, less scarring, shorter hospital stays and a quicker return to everyday life.It’s a major milestone for children’s healthcare in Glasgow and Scotland, with the programme also creating opportunities for research, training and innovation that could help shape paediatric surgical care internationally.Read the full story: www.nhsggc.scot/landmark-donation-puts-glasgow-at-forefront-of-childrens-robotic-surgery/ …
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