IRH tea bar funds over £100,000 worth of projects in the last year
Funds raised through the volunteer-run tea bar at Inverclyde Royal Hospital have resulted in over £100,000 being spent on projects around Inverclyde Royal Hospital in…
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Diabetes team attracts national recognition for improving patient care
Diabetes experts from NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde have received a national award for their work to improve inpatient care for those with the condition. …
NHSGGC takes over hospital unit after conclusion of PFI agreement
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, has taken over ownership and maintenance of the Larkfield Unit at Inverclyde Royal Hospital in Greenock, following the formal conclusion…
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde appoints new Director of Interface
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde has appointed a new Director of Interface to help lead the redesign and transformation of services to improve access, outcomes…
Virtual appointment benefits explained by fracture clinic nurse
A senior nurse who leads a virtual fracture clinic has explained the benefits of the service to patients. Linda Blair, Senior Charge Nurse at the…
‘So Briefly Known’ services planned at IRH and RAH for those affected by baby loss
Services of remembrance are to be held for parents and families who have suffered the loss of a baby. So Briefly Known services will take…
Royal Alexandra and Vale of Leven hospitals recognised for staff bereavement support
Two NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde hospitals have been recognised for their commitment to supporting staff who are grieving the loss of a loved one.…
Inverclyde Royal Hospital to begin J North improvement works
Inverclyde Royal Hospital has begun a significant programme of planned improvement works to upgrade its J North medical receiving ward. Around £250,000 is being invested…
Self-care 24/7 – the simple things you can do to help yourself, and the NHS
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) is urging people to mark International Self-Care Day by thinking carefully about how they can take care of their…
Stroke patients supported by Dogs for Good pilot at Inverclyde Royal Hospital
Patients recovering from strokes are benefiting from working with two Dogs for Good community dogs who are helping to improve their physical and emotional wellbeing…