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On average, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde patients who visit Minor Injuries Units are seen, treated, and discharged in two to three hours or less.…
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Ankle sprains, diarrhoea, and UTIs among the most common self-referrals at A&E
Two in three people (65%) who self-presented at Accident and Emergency (A&E) did not need to be there, according to the latest figures from NHS…
Inverclyde dialysis patients treated to Christmas cinema day out
Kidney patients and their families were treated to a special day out as staff organised a trip to the cinema to see White Christmas. The…
Christmas lights switch on for IRH Rainbow Garden
Patients and staff were treated to a visit from Santa as the Christmas lights were switched on at Inverclyde Royal Hospital’s Rainbow Garden. The garden…
Inverclyde Royal Hospital children’s centre transformed ‘beyond expectations’ thanks to charity funding
A multi-disciplinary child development centre at Inverclyde Royal Hospital has been transformed thanks to a £36,000 upgrade funded by Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity. The Skylark…
Woman generously donates funds to two NHSGGC hospitals in memory of her husband and dad
A woman who lost her husband and dad within six months of each other has donated £20,000 to the NHS services that cared for them.…
Inverclyde Renal Unit celebrates 25 years
A hospital unit that has supported thousands of patients with kidney problems marked its 25th anniversary this week. The Renal Unit at Inverclyde Royal Hospital…
New liver scanner for IRH thanks to League of Hospital Friends
A new scanner used to detect and measure scarring on the liver has been installed at Inverclyde Royal Hospital. The Fibroscan cost around £120,000 and…