Artist gives back to hospital following life changing brain surgery
An artist and former patient has donated paintings to the neurology department at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital following her life changing brain surgery.
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…
NHSGGC welcomes positive report on infection prevention and control at QEUH
A report published on Wednesday 30th November by Healthcare Improvement Scotland (HIS) on the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital (QEUH) campus highlights a number of positive…
Work to remove and replace some wall panels within QEUH atrium
Further to previous statements made by NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde on work to assess materials used for wall panels in the atrium of the…
Firework safety plea as Royal Hospital for Children treats serious injuries
Senior consultants at NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde are appealing to members of the public to understand the risks involved when using fireworks. The Royal…
Innovative blood recovery technique at QEUH reduces reliance on transfusions
A technique which helps avoid the need to transfuse patients during major surgery is reducing pressure on blood banks and improving patient outcomes. Vascular and…
New zero-gravity ‘robot’ to help spinal injuries patients walk again
Scotland’s first “zero gravity” equipment to help people with walking therapy as they recover from spinal injury, is about to be installed at the Queen…
Brain surgery done through wrist marks speedy recovery for Glasgow care worker
A community care worker is on the road to recovery following brain surgery performed through her wrist. Carla Hogg, 24, suffered a ruptured brain aneurysm…
QEUH lights up blue for World Drowning Prevention Day
NHSGGC turned the QEUH blue for World Drowning Prevention Day on Monday 25th July 2022.
Neuro-magical: how two NHSGGC surgeons have made your brain and spine a YouTube sensation
Two neurosurgeons from Glasgow are swapping their scrubs for the small screen to tell you all about neuroscience. Aditaya ‘Adi’ Kumar and Mohammed ‘Mo’ Draz…