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‘It’s OK to Ask’ questions about your health and care 💬![]()
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Whether it’s about a treatment, test, or vaccination, asking questions can help you understand your options and make the decision that’s right for you.![]()
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There’s no such thing as a silly question and your healthcare team is always happy to help.![]()
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Our Adult Vaccination Team now hosts Drop-in and Chat Clinics to allow people to ask questions for themselves or loved ones ahead of any vaccinations. That’s just on example of how NHSGGC is encouraging more Shared Decision Making with our patients.![]()
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Want more information about the It’s OK to Ask approach? Read here: www.nhsggc.scot/its-ok-to-ask-your-healthcare-provider-questions/
A friendly face, a kind word – and advice and support when people are at their most vulnerable. ![]()
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Every year, NHSGGC's money advice services help thousands of patients, families and staff to manage financial pressures, working with a range of partners to help with benefits, debt, household energy costs and access to grants or wider financial support. ![]()
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Find out more: www.nhsggc.scot/nhsggc-money-advice-services-support-when-people-need-it-moGEMAP Scotlandt#moneyadviced#FinancialInclusionusion
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