Core Brief is our regular employee update and provides important updates across a variety of topics, ranging from operational and site specific information, through to messages for our staff from our Chief Executive.
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PHEONIx project brings hope to homeless people; Glasgow-based digital healthcare service Dynamic Scot wins award; and Health Needs Assessment of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Non-binary People in Scotland.
Quality Improvement South Sector Awards, Sustainable Glasgow and NHS Golf Classic – 13 September 2021
Information for deaf or hearing impaired patients; Person-Centred Care Webinars; Social Distancing in the Workplace – Stay COVID safe; and Today is International Clean Air Day.
Inverclyde Chief Officer appointed as Chief Executive, Inverclyde Council.
New Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care Humza Yousaf visits GRI; Social Distancing Champion talks about her experience; and International Clean Air Day.
Person-Centred Care Planning Survey – Reminder; Credentials Compromise; and 17 June is International Clean Air Day.
In this Brief Jane talks about: The Queen’s Birthday Honours, last week marked six months since we administered our first COVID vaccination, What Matters to You Day and the launch of the Pride Pledge and Badge.
Pay Award, Will you take the NHSScotland Pride Pledge?, eESS – Proxy Users/Data Breaches and Message from Health and Safety – Face Fit Testing
Lateral Flow Test Kits, What Matters To You Day?, Carers Week, Remember to adhere to maximum occupancy and Refugee Week 14-20 June – Film and discussion.
Carers Week – Carers in the workforce, Child Safety Week, Evaluating COVID-19 vaccine boosters and NHS Credit Union.
What Matters To You Day 2021, Return to standard car parking arrangements, Pride Month – Eyes down for your first number, it’s Bingo! and Statutory/Mandatory Training.
COVID-19 vaccination rollout – biggest in history! What Matters To You Day – Spotlight IRH Pharmacy and RAH Neonatal Unit receives Unicef accreditation.
In this edition Jane talks about: Carers Week, Dietitians Week, vaccination drop in clinics, #MyJagMatters social media campaign and announces the winners of this year’s UNISON & Unite Modern Apprentice of the Year Award.
Caldicott Principles, Message from Health and Safety – Covid-19 Risk Assessment and Social Distancing signage, What Matters To You Day? Spotlight on Leverndale and COVID-19 Language Resources.
Changes to visiting restrictions – Inverclyde & West Dunbartonshire, new Head of Procurement, Uniforms, Pride Month, What Matters To You Day? and World Environment Day – 5 June.
AHP Post Graduate Development opportunity, What Matters to You Day? Website launch, World Bike Day and Your Posture Matters.
Pay information, Person-centred care planning survey, Lateral Flow Testing survey, Volunteers Week: 1 – 7 June 2021, Pride Month – June 2021 and Beatson Cancer Centre launches new website
In this issue Jane talks about: The Right Care, Right Place model of unscheduled care, today is World No Tobacco Day, commemorating Dementia Awareness week and mobile and drop-in vaccination clinics across NHSGGC.
Dementia Awareness Week: 31 May – 6 June, Brexit – all you need to know, Rapid education programme ensures high quality critical care during second wave and Training for Freestyle Glucose & Ketone meters
Quarantine (self-isolation) for NHSScotland staff returning to the UK; Brexit – all you need to know; Pride Celebrations in NHSGGC and Golden Jubilee ; and Dementia Awareness Week 2021 Learning Sessions.
COVID-19 vaccination for 18-29 year olds; Brexit – all you need to know; and Important Reminder – Stay Safe during COVID-19.
It’s kind to remind; Share your views on the South; Cartoon portraits of staff helping young patients see the friendly face behind the mask; and Partial closure of Mosspark Boulevard.
Realistic Medicine in action; Cowlairs Decontamination Unit re-certification; and Women’s Week 24 – 28 May 2021.
In this Brief Jane talks about: The rise in COVID cases in Glasgow and East Renfrewshire and she’d like to thank all the public health staff for their hard work during this time. We also see the launch of a new clinical trial.