In the lead up to #InternationalNursesDay (12 May) East Dun HSCP is kicking off the celebrations by thanking our amazing Community Diabetes Specialist Nursing Team for all that you do! #IND2024

As East Dun HSCP celebrates #InternationalNursesDay (12 May), we want to say thank you to our amazing Joint Learning Disability Nurses! They go above and beyond, to ensure our service users, their families and carers receive the care and support they require. #IND2024

As #InternationalNursesDay approaches we're celebrating our nurses from the incredible Community Rehab Team (CRT). Thank you for your dedication, compassion & expertise. #IND2024

This #InternationalNursesDay, we’re celebrating the incredible dedication, compassion & expertise of our nurses from the East Dun HSCP Woodlands Centre, Older Peoples Community Mental Health Team. Thank you for your dedication, compassion & expertise. #IND2024

Today we're saying a massive thank you to our nurses for the coming #InternationalNursesDay! (12 May) Here is our nursing team from the Alcohol, Drugs, Recovery Service (ADRS), Thank you for your commitment, compassion and care, it is deeply appreciated. #IND2024

Happy international nurses day at @nhsggc Angela Wallace - across Scotland and beyond. Thank you for all you do every day

What an achievement for Adult Community Nursing in East Dun HSCP NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde with 3 posters celebrating improved patient care through innovation at NHSScotland event 2024 Kathleen Halpin derrick pearce

Great to celebrate NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde FFN Practice Development Team at the NHS Scotland event with their post on digital innovation to support nutritional assessment for care at home services Michelle Wardrop Fiona Smith

SQUAD NEWS!!! 📝 Delighted to secure Jed Connnell for the coming season. 💙💪🏻 Contact the club if you’d like to sponsor Jed!!

The left claim that UK has low birthrate because of ‘austerity’. I understand why that’s a convenient explanation & I’m not defending cutting benefits, but as an argument it’s indefensible. Almost all countries - rich, poor, capitalist, socialist - have plummeting birthrates.

Thank you to the incredible Community Link Workers that joined today's Shared Decision Making education sessions! It was inspiring to see how the CLW's values align with the vision for Realistic Medicine and VBH&C. Helping people achieve the outcomes that matter most to them.

Compassionate leadership helps to create psychologically safe working environments. Previous studies on doctors, nurses & midwives have shown that the wellbeing of health & care staff is affected by 8 key factors, organised into 3 core needs 👇 Read more: lnkd.in/dbnBuja7

A huge thank you to Prof. Sir Gregor Smith for joining us in celebrating our incredible Realistic Medicine Champions for their dedication to delivering kind and careful care. bing.com/ck/a?!&&p=22d3…

Glasgow City Remembrance Sunday NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde nurses in attendance and tribute paid to nurses of the past and present for their sensitive care for all who need it at the Lamp Light service Lest we forget 🙏

Take control of your medication: Speak to your GP, pharmacy team or nurse about reviewing your medication to make sure they are still right for you. orlo.uk/tW6J3

This is open to #carehome teams too and aligns to the new #frailtystandards Scottish Care Derek T Barron RMN FQNIS 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Giving my thanks to all MH nurses working in East Dun HSCP and across NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde they do a fabulous job everyday and make such a huge difference to the lives of the people they work with josephine stewart Anne harvie

We are urging everyone to set up a Power of Attorney for welfare decisions. Our stats show that around a third of patients are delayed in their discharge from hospital because they don’t have one in place. That means more time in hospital and away from home comforts. (1/3)

"Let's Talk about Dementia" 1st April at Woodhill Evangelical Church. This event by NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde & Ceartas Advocacy will bring people together to talk about dementia & Allied Health Professionals. This event is open to people with a diagnosis of dementia, their family and carers

Compassionate East Dunbartonshire, a new development from East Dunbartonshire Community Planning Partnership, supports the No One Dies Alone (NODA) Service; a new volunteer led service which seeks compassionate individuals to ensure NODA in our local Care Homes.