COVID-19 recruitment drive sees thousands of applicants
More than 2,300 applications have been received in less than one week following a major recruitment drive by NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) to take on additional staff to…
New Monitors Will Help Kids Fighting Sepsis
Sepsis Research (FEAT) and Spifox have come together to donate six new monitors to the Royal Hospital for Children (RHC) in Glasgow to help early detection of…
Princess Royal staff step in to make lasting memories from tiny feet
Families of sick and premature babies are getting the chance to make special memories, thanks to a creative initiative at the Princess Royal Maternity. The…
Intensive Care Unit wedding couple celebrate 7-month anniversary
A couple who wed at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital’s Intensive Care Unit last year are celebrating an anniversary they didn’t think they would reach.…
New ‘KIDS’ Website Providing a Wealth of Information to Thousands of Children
Finding information on how to self-manage children’s health and well-being couldn’t be easier with the development of Kids Independently Developing Skills (KIDS), a new website…
Community Testing for Coronavirus Being Introduced Across Greater Glasgow and Clyde
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) has introduced community testing for people who have complained of symptoms associated with Coronavirus (COVID-19) as part of procedures…
Award for Gynaecology Team at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital
The Gynaecology Team from the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow has been recognised for their care of hard of hearing patients. The team was…
Coronavirus Testing Taking Place in Glasgow
Today (19TH) staff in the virology laboratory at Glasgow Royal Infirmary (GRI) hosted a visit from Public Health Minister Joe FitzPatrick. The Minister was there…
New report recognises cleanliness and safety progress at QEUH
The Queen Elizabeth University Hospital and the Royal Hospital for Children have been positively recognised for progress in cleanliness and compliance with infection control measures…
Our NHS is the best in the world
Having your first baby is stressful enough but add in a health condition and it can be doubly scary. That was Michelle McManus’ first thought…