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A new wireless device that could help in the diagnosis of respiratory and sleep conditions in babies and young children is being trialled for the first time with patients.
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Hundreds of new medical research studies and trials started in Greater Glasgow and Clyde last year, with the number and overall recruitment recovering to its pre-pandemic level.
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A trial taking place at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, and the first in the UK, aims to utilise artificial intelligence (AI) to improve turnaround times for CT scans and reduce A&E pressures.
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World-first technology which uses augmented reality to explain cleft lip and/or palate surgery to parents of young babies is to be rolled out for widespread patient use.
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Two members of staff at NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde are celebrating winning a major prize at the British Association of Neuroscience Nurses (BANN) conference in Dublin. It is the second year in a row that a team from NHSGGC has won the prize, and they have been invited to…
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The robotics team at the Glasgow Royal Infirmary have celebrated a ground-breaking achievement as they reach 500 successful surgeries.
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The QEUH ranked [in] the top 40 hospitals in the UK, improving its position from the previous year alongside Glasgow Royal Infirmary, which was ranked in 26th position.
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Glasgow's NHS health board is exploring how AI can be used to improve treatments for a lung disease as part of a “world first” trial.
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