Trauma plan for the West of Scotland moves one step closer
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde has given its go-ahead for a plan which aims to transform the way people suffering major trauma in the West…
NHSGGC Team looks to transform life for people with spinal cord injury
An exciting new treatment for sufferers of spinal cord injury is being trialled on the first set of participants at NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde.…
Emotional farewell for nurse Laura as she retires after 40 years
A nurse who was retiring after more than 40 years in the job got a lot more than she bargained for on her last day…
NHSGGC responds to the Oversight Board Report and Case Note Review
The reports published today cover an extremely challenging situation as we investigated and responded to unusual infections in young patients and the possibility that these…
Helping hands – hundreds of them: A powerful tribute to staff at nHSGGC hospital
At first glance it looks like any other tribute to our NHS staff – a rainbow taking pride of place on the wall of a…
World-leading bone health consultant receives top accolade
One of the UK’s leading bone health experts has been recognised for his commitment to the treatment and care of people living with osteoporosis in…
Pioneering service to reduce bone fractures celebrates 20 years
A pioneering service which helps to reduce the number of people suffering from bone fractures by identifying and treating those most at risk of osteoporosis…
Hope and relief as visitors begin to return to hospital wards
Patients and visitors at the national spinal injuries unit at Glasgow’s Queen Elizabeth University Hospital are finally able to reconnect after visiting rules were relaxed…
QEUH ‘Wears it Pink’ in aid of Breast Cancer awareness
The QEUH has lit up pink ahead of Wear it Pink day to help raise awareness for breast cancer. Yesterday evening, the building shone bright…
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