Health

Dräger has reported an increase of more than 20 per cent in equipment rental following the opening of its sales and training centre in Aberdeen.

With a new contract starting in April 2024 AHSCP want to hear the views of current and future service users.

NHS Grampian will be conducting a generator exercise on the Inverurie Hospital site on Monday, March 6 between 3.30pm - 6.30pm.

THE midwives were among Grampian's first to take part in a prescribing course and are now putting their skills to use at Dr Gray’s Hospital in Elgin.

A MSP is urging a life-saving drug to be made available in Scotland to reduce and potentially eliminate peanut allergies in children.

BABY Box scheme is a success.

Closures of practices at Burghead in Moray and recruitment issues at Fyvie Oldmeldrum Medical Group have highlighted concerns on GP provision.

A NEW evening walking group in Buckie is proving to be a huge success.

Temporary changes are in place at Peterhead Community Hospital with the MIU and Maternity services suspended.

MORAY MP Douglas Ross is urging people across his constituency to show their support for the British Heart Foundation (BHF) to mark Heart Month.

Gillian Martin has urged women to take up invitations for regular cervical screenings and urged parents to get their daughters vaccinated against HPV.

Patients of Fyvie Oldmeldrum Medical Group which is due to end its contract with NHS Grampian have started to receive update letters.

The Relaxed festival session takes place on Sunday, February 12, while free travel tickets from First Bus are also being made available for visitors.

Maggie’s Aberdeen is hoping national bidders show some love for exclusive pieces of art at the forthcoming Valentine’s Ball in Inverurie this weekend.

Just 58.4 per cent of patients were seen within four-hours at major Emergency Departments, the lowest four-hour performance since records began.

RSABI which supports people in Scottish agriculture, is urging people to make the most of the grants and support services available to them.

MSP Alexander Burnett is urging people living with epilepsy to take part in a new survey to understand the condition’s impact on mental health.

BUCKIE Community Hub is now hosting weekly sessions aimed at helping people deal with mental health challenges.

The Banff-based Can Be OK group has raised £1700 for charity.

The Fyvie Oldmeldrum Medical Group, which has 8974 patients will end its contract with NHS Grampian on April 17.