Inverclyde bed manager retires after 42 years of service
A bed manager and former nurse at Inverclyde Royal Hospital is hanging up her uniform for a final time as she prepares to retire with…
Call NHS 24 on 111 for healthcare support over Easter weekend
Residents of Greater Glasgow and Clyde are being reminded that GP practices will be closed from tomorrow for the Easter long weekend. The GP Out…
Easter weekend public holiday reminder
Greater Glasgow and Clyde residents are being reminded that GP practices and many pharmacies will be closed over the Easter weekend. People who need medicines…
‘Take care on our sites’ – reminder to people visiting NHSGGC facilities
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde has issued an appeal reminding visitors to its hospitals and healthcare sites to take care when driving or walking. The…
Improvement works to begin at IRH mortuary
Inverclyde Royal Hospital’s mortuary will be temporarily out of use for a short time to allow improvement works to be carried out. An initial phase…
‘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 teams and the community for their “resilience” as she reflected…
Clyde Sector staff celebrated at annual awards ceremony
Staff and volunteers working in NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde’s Clyde sector have been recognised for their outstanding achievements and dedication. This year’s Clyde Sector…
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde urges public to treat sprains and strains at home
As people continue to embrace their new year with fitness resolutions into February, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) physiotherapists are reminding everyone about the…
Red weather warning: important notice
Following the red weather warning, non-urgent outpatient appointments and routine hospital admissions scheduled for Friday 24th January are being cancelled. We apologise for the inconvenience, but…
Get seen more quickly, more easily, more comfortably
On average, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde patients who visit Minor Injuries Units are seen, treated, and discharged in two to three hours or less.…
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