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Professor Catherine Ross with young visitor Rose Moan, 7

Chief Scientific Officer celebrates Healthcare Science Week with NHSGGC

The Chief Scientific Officer for Scotland, Professor Catherine Ross, has visited NHS Greater Glasgow…

11 members of the thrombectomy team, standing next to an operating table in the Thrombectomy Suite at the Institute of Neurological Sciences

NHSGGC’s thrombectomy suite celebrates first year of changing lives for stroke patients

More than 40 people across the west of Scotland are leading independent lives after suffering a stro…

‘Sense of impending doom’: doctor reflects of early days of pandemic

‘Sense of impending doom’: doctor reflects of early days of pandemic

A doctor who helped lead Inverclyde’s local hospital through the Covid pandemic has praised medical …

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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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