Celebrating all things climate change
September has become a time in Scotland to celebrate all things climate change and, despite not got getting too much sunshine this year, there is still lots to celebrate in terms of environmental sustainability within NHS Lanarkshire. Every year since 2016,...
North Lanarkshire residents set to have increased engagement in health and social care services
A new Engagement and Participation strategy encouraging greater public involvement, engagement and participation in University Health & Social Care North Lanarkshire’s services has now been launched. Launched at the Forgewood Community Centre, the new strategy...
1950s Railroad romance endures like steel – galvanised by Partnership’s Home Carers
Norman and Christine Edge wed in the Royal Oak Hotel, Lanark, in 1962. A love story that has burned for over six decades continues to shine brightly – fanned by the compassion of dedicated home carers. Sparks began to fly when Norman and Christine Edge met at...
New Monklands – site comes alive with preparatory works
Read the latest media release about the Monklands Replacement Project, our exciting vision for the new University Hospital Monklands. Site of new hospital comes alive as preparatory work carried out
Partnership invite views to help shape health and social care vision for tomorrow
People across South Lanarkshire are being invited to contribute their views to inform the development of a key plan for the ongoing development of local health and social care services. The South Lanarkshire Integration Joint Board (IJB) has begun to consult on the...
Launch of a new Optimal Discharge video
In the weeks leading up to our Firebreak ’24 – taking place during 16-25 September – there is a lot of preparation underway throughout our organisation with every part of our system working together. A new video to support our newly implemented Optimal Discharge...
NHS Lanarkshire committed to enhancing role as anchor organisation
NHS Lanarkshire’s strong strategic commitment as an active anchor organisation helps mitigate against some of the drivers of socioeconomic inequalities within Lanarkshire. The health board has a long history of operating as an anchor organisation with a strong...
Celebrating quality improvement in primary care
To date, 30 members of staff working in primary care have successfully completed the Scottish Improvement Foundations Skills (SIFS) course, delivered by the Primary Care Improvement Team. Dr Veronica Rainey, Associate Medical Director – South Lanarkshire University...
Firebreak ’24 Objectives: Sustainable change; safer care
Your commitment and effort are crucial as we strive to improve our services and deliver the best possible care to the people we serve. As an organisation, we are committed to enhancing our services and making NHS Lanarkshire a better place to work. We understand that...
