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Jane’s simple breast check gave her more time with the people she loves

Jane’s simple breast check gave her more time with the people she loves

If Jane McNiven (63), a GP Practice Manager from Alexandria, hadn’t checked her breasts in front of …

Cars parked on a pavement on hospital grounds. Double yellow lines are visible, and bollards on the road preventing access have been moved so that the cars could park. Two of the cars have parking tickets on the windscreen.

NHSGGC renews parking appeal to hospital visitors and staff

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde has issued advice to people driving to our hospitals – and asked them …

Building Skills, Confidence and Careers: DFN Project Search at GRI

Building Skills, Confidence and Careers: DFN Project Search at GRI

DFN Project Search at Glasgow Royal Infirmary (GRI) continues to transform opportunities for young p…

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A big welcome to nearly 300 new Foundation Year 1 doctors, who are beginning their medical careers with NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde this week.Joining Scotland's largest health board is a major milestone, and we're proud to support our newest doctors as they take their first steps into clinical practice through a comprehensive induction programme, practical training and wellbeing support.These doctors represent the future of healthcare and will play a vital role in caring for patients and communities across Greater Glasgow and Clyde.Read more: bit.ly/4w2HHfI See MoreSee Less
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Celebrating 25 Years of the Mental Health Network Greater GlasgowA major milestone is being marked as the Mental Health Network (Greater Glasgow) celebrates 25 years of championing the voices of people with lived experience of mental health services. NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde is delighted to add its congratulations to the Network, who we support to engage with people in hospitals and communities, ensuring that lived experience is at the heart of mental health policy and service development. Their achievements and ongoing impact have been captured in a short film and podcast, offering a powerful look at the people, partnerships and progress behind 25 years of involvement. Congratulations to all the staff, volunteers and members on this landmark anniversary — and to the continued impact of your work in the years ahead!Video link: www.youtube.com/watch?v=9M6YsuwtchYPodcast link: open.spotify.com/episode/6eq8T6pEXJWZof3w8VdifV?si=H92SHdcbQgmmogrwTCRK2Q See MoreSee Less
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