NHSGGC nurses create wellbeing space in memory of colleague
Nurses at Stobhill hospital have created a wellbeing area for staff members in memory of a late colleague.
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Health heroes honoured for outstanding contribution to healthcare
The achievements of health and social care workers from across NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde have been recognised at the Health Board’s annual Celebrating Success Awards, hosted yesterday evening (Thursday 04 May) in Glasgow.
Royal Hospital for Children says May the Fourth be with you
The Royal Hospital for Children was the centre of the galaxy as heroes and villains of Star Wars paid a visit.
Former cancer patient and urology nurse picks up national bronze award
A urology nurse at Inverclyde Royal Hospital and former cancer patient has picked up a bronze award at the British Journal of Nursing (BJN) Awards.…
NHSGGC staff saved my son and kept his Scotland football dream alive
The mother of a promising footballer has thanked “amazing” staff at Glasgow’s Royal Hospital for Children for saving her son’s life and for keeping his…
Two NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde hospitals recognised in top 40 UK Hospitals
The Queen Elisabeth University Hospital (QEUH) and Glasgow Royal Infirmary have been recognised in the annual World’s Best Hospitals Newsweek league table.
QEUH recognised as top UK hospital
The Queen Elizabeth University Hospital (QEUH) in Glasgow has once again been recognised in the annual World’s Best Hospitals Newsweek league table. The QEUH ranked…
Glasgow Hospital Broadcasting Service triumphs at national awards again
Glasgow’s Hospital Broadcasting Service (HBS), which provides entertainment to patients across NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) hospitals, has triumphed yet again at the National…
Singapore medical professionals visit West of Scotland Innovation Hub
Experts from the West of Scotland Innovation Hub have been sharing their learnings from successful emergency medicine projects with visitors from Singapore, as part of a knowledge exchange event.
Don’t get caught on the hop this Easter. Make sure you know how to access our virtual A&E
NHSGGC’s virtual A&E service will be operating as normal over this Easter, meaning all patients can continue to receive urgent and emergency treatment without having…