NHS Lanarkshire celebrates two finalists in national nursing awards
NHS Lanarkshire is celebrating after two members of staff were named as finalists in the RCN Scotland Nurse of the Year Awards 2026, recognising outstanding nursing care and support across Scotland. Now in their fourth year, the awards celebrate excellence, compassion...
Katharina is new Chair of Board of NHS Lanarkshire
As we continue our spotlight on the work of the Board of NHS Lanarkshire, we welcome our new Chair, Katharina Kasper. Katharina, who comes to us with a wealth of experience and knowledge, is currently Chair of Children’s Hearings Scotland and was a non-executive...
Celebrations as second cohort of Assistant Practitioners graduate
Our second cohort of trainee Assistant Practitioners (tAPs) have graduated after a a joint celebration at New College Lanarkshire and South Lanarkshire College recognising their hard work, dedication, and commitment to enhancing patient care. The group has...
Two upcoming webinars explore values, culture and behaviour at work
NHS Lanarkshire staff are invited to take part in two upcoming online webinars exploring how organisational values and culture are experienced in everyday work – and what really supports meaningful, lasting behaviour change. Delivered by Keeley Addison, Founder and...
Latest discounts from NHS Staff Benefits
Save £££s on some great deals both in-store and online, all especially negotiated for NHS staff. To find out more, or sign up to receive all the latest discounts, visit: www.nhsstaffbenefits.co.uk Here are some of the latest deals from some fantastic brands. Largo...
Two New Directors Join Our Senior Management Team
Last month we welcomed Arwel Williams and Fiona McEwan to the senior management team. Fiona has taken up the role of Director of Finance and joins us from NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC). She is a Chartered Accountant and brings extensive experience in...
Mum’s joy as our staff help her deliver her baby by c-section
A mum has told how she lifted her baby from her womb during a caesarean section in a remarkable procedure thought to be the first of its kind in Scotland. NHS Lanarkshire staff arranged for university lecturer Dr Leila El Alti to give birth to daughter Aurora by...
Setting clear objectives: supporting meaningful PDPR conversations
NHS Lanarkshire is sharing practical advice to support staff with setting clear, meaningful objectives as part of the Performance Development and Planning Review (PDPR) process. Setting effective objectives plays an important role in supporting performance,...
Ten new District Nurses join North Lanarkshire’s community services
North Lanarkshire has welcomed 10 new District Nurses dedicated to further strengthening services in the community. District Nurses play a vital role in supporting people to remain independent and well in their own homes and communities. They provide a wide range of...
