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…
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March 2020
Public urged to not order unnecessary prescriptions
GPs and Pharmacists across Greater Glasgow and Clyde have faced a high demand for prescriptions since the COVID-19 outbreak began. NHSGGC is urging patients to…
NHSGGC gears up to support staff wellbeing during Covid-19 challenge
The next few months will not only be taxing on NHS staff in a physical way, but also in a psychological way. With this in…
GRI nurses sock it to Covid-19
Nurses at Glasgow Royal Infirmary are rushed off their feet at the moment – so have welcomed a very generous donation of 3,000 pairs of…
New patient pathway to streamline COVID-19 assessments
New dedicated Community Assessment Centres (CACs) are this week opening across Greater Glasgow and Clyde to help combat COVID-19 by providing a more streamlined service…
Visiting suspended at NHSGGC hospitals to protect patients, staff and public from COVID-19
NHSGGC is suspending visiting at all hospitals in order to protect patients and staff from COVID-19. This comes into effect immediately from Wednesday 25 March. …
Staff and Patient Welfare is Paramount As We Deal With COVID-19
We are sorry that this member of staff remains concerned and have already written to her to reassure her of the extensive measures we are…
NHSGGC takes steps to halt Coronavirus (Covid-19)
In response to Coronavirus, NHSGGC has taken some significant steps to protect patients, staff and visitors. Following Scottish Government guidance, NHSGGC has brought in stricter…
Dignity Project Having a Massive Impact on Patients and Their Loved Ones
An innovative project using an evidence based intervention called ;’dignity therapy; is offering people with a life limiting illness nearing the end of their lives…
NHSGGC Introduces restricted visiting to combat COVID-19
As part of contingency planning to manage the COVID-19 outbreak, NHSGGC has implemented the following restrictions from this afternoon onwards for visitors of high-acuity (acutely…