National Healthcare Estates and Facilities Day 2024
National Healthcare Estates and Facilities Day takes place on 19th June this year. This day allows us to celebrate and promote the essential work of…
Bothy trip boost for esteem Team
Team head for bothy through Glen Etive A mental health service team have headed out to the wilds on a skills-building adventure therapy trip for…
King’s Birthday honours for health and care staff
Antoinette Parr, MBE A member of NHSGGC’s diagnostics directorate has been made an MBE in the King’s Birthday Honours List. Antoinette Parr, General Manager, Medical…
Vale marks Hospitalwatch’s 20th Anniversary
The latest quarterly Hospitalwatch meeting at the Vale of Leven saw NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde help mark the 20th anniversary of the local patient…
How NHSGGC staff are promoting cycling for all at hospital
When it comes to active and sustainable travel, staff at an NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde hospital have got on their bikes and made things…
Comedy star Karen Dunbar praises person-centred care with NHSGGC speech and language service
Actress and comedian Karen Dunbar has hailed the care she received after experiencing problems with her voice which she believes was caused by vaping. The…
Isabel managed her Type 2 Diabetes without medication
When Isabel from Mount Vernon was diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes (T2D) at the age of 75, she was determined that she didn’t want to…
“I went for a coffee at a friend’s house and ended up dead for 28 minutes and in intensive care”
The story of Alan Curran and how he battled back from being clinically dead for 28 minutes showcases the unwavering dedication and commitment to patient centre care within NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde and has now sparked Alan to become a volunteer.
Trauma and Orthopaedic Team supported over 2800 families last year
When it comes to child safety, prevention is key but it’s important to know when accidents happen, there are safe hands ready at the Royal…
D-Day veteran is guest of honour at Gartnavel
D-Day veteran Jimmy Docherty, centre, with, from left to right, family friends Thomas Doherty and James McMillan, Jimmy’s son Joe and nephew John Creegan Patients,…