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Amanda Law, Andrew Laird, and Katie Sharp of the NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde LGBTQ+ Staff Forum. They are standing in the atrium at thr QEUH, holding posters.

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde are ready for Pride Month

After two years of COVID disruptions, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde are proud to announce the return…

Smiling woman holding glass of champagne on her graduation day alongside her husband

Bitter-sweet day: Nurse who lost husband to COVID honoured by the Queen

A nurse who was part of NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde’s battle against COVID-19 – despite the grief …

Two PC monitors, showing MRI scans.

New £3.6 million MRI scanner at Beatson will deliver transformative cancer care for patients

Thousands of cancer patients across the West of Scotland are set to benefit from a new £3.6 million …

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As part of Dementia Awareness Week and ongoing work within NHSGGC, a Dementia Café was held yesterday at Glasgow Royal Infirmary (GRI).The importance of social interaction in enhancing the wellbeing of individuals living with dementia has become increasingly evident. "It’s a great way to bring people together within hospitals and foster friendship and connection."Read more about the Dementia Café Initiative: www.nhsggc.scot/dementia-cafe-initiative/ See MoreSee Less
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Susan and Mary (pictured) volunteer at Lightburn Hospital, and their compassion and commitment make a positive impact on the lives of patients they support. Their stories remind us of the power of companionship and the profound impact volunteers have #VolunteersWeek2025.Find out more about their stories: www.nhsggc.scot/volunteers-making-a-significant-impact-on-the-lives-of-patients-at-lightburn-hosp…Find out more about becoming a volunteer within NHSGGC at www.nhsggc.scot/staff-recruitment/volunteering/ See MoreSee Less
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