English rock climber gives Queen Elizabeth a five star rating after life-saving treatment
A man who suffered critical injuries on a mountain side is thanking the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital for its five star service – and saving…
Glasgow led study shows more Scottish patients surviving potentially fatal bleeds
More patients in Scotland are surviving serious upper gastrointestinal bleeds, according to a study led by specialists at Glasgow Royal Infirmary and Glasgow University. The…
Vale of Leven Hospital receives excellent inspection on COVID safety
The Vale of Leven Hospital has received an excellent report from healthcare inspectors, following an unannounced visit last month. Key findings were that staff were…
Bill and Agnes re-united after their vaccinations
A couple who have been married for almost 70 years have been reunited after they both received their COVID vaccinations and Care Homes opened up…
Glad to be alive – and back to the nursing I love
A cancer nurse who almost died from COVID-19 a year ago has revealed her joy at returning to the job she loves. Pauline McIlroy, an…
Don’t let lung cancer make itself at home
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde backs new Scottish Government campaign urging people not to ignore potential symptoms NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde today highlighted the…
Beatson staff help spread the word on dementia
Dementia is a fact of life for thousands of Scots and their families – but what does it actually feel like to suffer from the…
RAH Neonatal Unit receives Unicef accreditation
A neonatal unit which cares for some of sickest babies in Scotland has achieved Unicef UK Baby Friendly Initiative status. The unit at the Royal…
Wonder drug gives NHSGGC team a chance to save baby Isabella
The parents of a six-week old baby girl who is one of the first in the UK to be given access to a new, potentially…
Movie time once again for the youngest patients
At long last we’re getting back to the cinema – and that includes some patients at the Royal Hospital for Children in Glasgow, who are…