


New Head of Health and Social Care for South Lanarkshire
South Lanarkshire University Health and Social Care Partnership is delighted to confirm the appointment of Paul O’Neill as Head of Health and Social Care. Following a highly competitive interview process, Paul formally started in his new role on Monday 9 December...
Stay Safe and Steady: NHS Lanarkshire’s Winter Advice to Prevent Falls
NHS Lanarkshire is urging the public to take extra care during the winter months as icy conditions, shorter daylight hours, and cold weather can significantly increase the risk of falls and injuries. Falls are one of the leading causes of hospital visits in winter,...
Plan Ahead – Check GP and Pharmacy Hours for the Holidays
As the holiday season approaches, NHS Lanarkshire is urging residents to plan ahead by checking the opening hours for GP practices and local pharmacies. With some GP practices offering additional winter hours during the holiday period, residents can take proactive...
North Lanarkshire Mental Health nurse awarded prestigious Queen’s Nurse status
A North Lanarkshire community nurse has achieved a remarkable milestone by being named one of only 21 nurses in Scotland to receive the esteemed title of Queen’s Nurse this year. Lauren Magunnigal, a charge nurse in University Health & Social Care North...
Oral Health in Children Across Lanarkshire Showing Major Improvements
The percentage of children across Lanarkshire with no obvious dental decay is showing significant improvements – and it is all thanks to the sustained care and attention of children, parents and staff. The National Dental Inspection Programme (NDIP) is carried out...
Winter Ready: Let Your Local Pharmacy Be Your First Stop for Health Advice
When winter illnesses strike, your local pharmacy is ready to help with expert advice and treatments for minor health concerns. From colds and sore throats to aches and pains, Lanarkshire’s community pharmacies offer quick, professional support, with no appointment...
Choose the Right Care This Winter: NHS Lanarkshire’s Guide to Healthcare Options
As the weather gets colder, NHS Lanarkshire is supporting local residents to choose the right care for their health needs this winter. By using the most appropriate healthcare services available, residents can receive quicker treatment in the most appropriate...
Trauma Tree – celebrating sustainability and innovation
The grounds of University Hospital Wishaw (UHW) has a special new addition – the Trauma Tree. Planted by Mr Oliver Bailey, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Jillian Duddy, Trauma Liaison Nurse, and Mr Stephen Grant, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, the Trauma Tree...