Patient celebrates 100th birthday at Glasgow Royal Infirmary
A patient at Glasgow Royal Infirmary has celebrated their 100th birthday at the hospital, surrounded by family and friends. Harriet McKenzie, also known as Hattie,…
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New comfort tote bags for teenage and young adult cancer patients at the Beatson
Teenagers and young adults receiving cancer treatment at the Beatson West of Scotland Cancer Centre will now receive a special tote bag, thoughtfully designed to…
Take our survey and help us to reduce medicines waste
Every day, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) dispenses around 100,000 medicines in the community – and it an average cost of around £11, that’s…
NHSGGC issues MMR vaccine reminder to parents and carers
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) is reminding parents and carers to make sure their child takes up their invitation to receive the MMR vaccine.…
Paisley women praise the support of infant feeding team
An NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde project, funded by the Scottish Government, and aimed at increasing breastfeeding rates in Paisley has reported success in its…
NHSGGC responds to Review of Emergency Departments
Healthcare Improvement Scotland has today published a report following a review of emergency departments at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, Glasgow Royal Infirmary and the Royal…
Call for GGC women to register pregnancy online before 12 weeks
Statistics released by Public Health Scotland today show that 1 in 4 pregnancies (24%) registered in Scotland last year[1] were in Greater Glasgow and Clyde…
Pharmacy team win top award for COPD patient education sessions
Pharmacy technicians who teach COPD patients how to manage their condition and prevent hospital admissions have received an award for their innovative work. NHS Greater…
Scotland’s largest health board issues further call to arrange Power of Attorney
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde are continuing to call on the public to organise Power of Attorney for welfare matters. They’ve released a new Q&A…
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…