NHSGGC issues COVID-19, flu and Norovirus advice to visitors
Members of the public are being asked not to visit NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde hospitals if they are displaying symptoms of COVID-19, flu or…
Healthcare Support Workers are first Open University students to become qualified nurses
Two NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde nurses are the first Healthcare Support Workers (HCSW) from the board to complete the Open University Pre-registration Nursing programme.…
Prisoner Training Programme Helping to Tackle Drug Issues in Scotland
A training programme helping prisoners tackle drug issues has been recognised by Public Health awards. The Peer Naloxone training programme which operates within HMP Barlinnie…
Kids spread festive cheer at Glasgow Royal Infirmary
School children from St. Mungo’s primary in Glasgow showcased their singing talents at the Glasgow Royal infirmary on Tuesday. The Primary three to seven pupils…
Matilda magic at the Royal Hospital for Children
Patients at the Royal Hospital for Children were given a red carpet experience on Wednesday (December 7) for a special screening of Matilda the Musical.…
Winter vaccines ahead of festive season
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde are urging those eligible to get their Covid -19 and Flu vaccinations ahead of the festive period. Getting your vaccine…
Paisley’s real-life angel – colleagues nominate caring nurse for RCN award
As Christmas approaches, our thoughts turn to celebrations, Santa, presents under the tree and a little baby in a manger – all the things that…
23,000+ patients diverted from A&E thanks to NHSGGC’s virtual service
More than 23,000 patients have avoided an unnecessary trip to a physical A&E, helping free up vital capacity and minimise waiting times for the sickest…
Jack shines as VIP guest at Royal Hospital for Children Christmas Lights switch on
The festive season has officially arrived at the Royal Hospital for Children in Glasgow, after a very special guest switched on the hospital’s Christmas lights.…
QEUH lit red for World Aids Day
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde will mark World Aids Day today by lighting the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in red. HIV is now a manageable…