Breastfeeding can be tough. But it’s important for parents who chose to and are able to breastfeed to remember any challenges that come with breastfeeding won’t last forever. With the right help and support mum’s can overcome them and although there may be ups and downs along the way, there will be moments of bliss […]
Category: Latest health information Scotland
Trying to quit smoking?
Thinking of quitting smoking? Most people find the first 72 hours really tough. But with our support, you’ll get through 72 and beyond. Find out how at quityourway.scot […]
Living Kidney Donation
Did you know that a healthy person can lead a completely normal life with one kidney? Over 1,500 people in Scotland have become living kidney donors, transforming the lives of others. Find out more at livingdonation.scot #TheExceptionalGift […]
Wellbeing for wee ones
When you are singing and chatting to your baby, making up stories, or just having fun, you are not just helping your wee one feel happy and loved. You’re also boosting their social and emotional wellbeing! Visit @parentclubscotland on social media for more support, reassurance, and check out parentclub.scot/wellbeing for expert advice on easy ways […]
Right care. Right place.
If you think you need A&E, but it’s not a critical emergency, you can call NHS 24 on 111, day or night. Or you can still contact your general practice during the day. Follow this link to find out more. #RightCareRightPlace […]
Don’t let your protection fade – winter vaccines 2022/23
Viruses can spread more quickly in winter. Vaccines offer the best possible protection from flu and COVID-19. Don’t let your protection fade. If you are eligible for both the flu and COVID-19 vaccines this winter, they will be given at the same time where possible. Getting both together is safe in delivering maximum protection over […]
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Sperm and egg donation
More than 200 people in Scotland need an egg or sperm donor. Become an egg or sperm donor and give them the chance to become parents. Follow this link to find out more about becoming a donor. […]
Respect healthcare workers
Abusive behaviour causes mental and physical harm to our staff, leading to time off work and less time with patients. Help us keep going, please be considerate to our staff. […]
Your general practice receptionist
When you call your local General Practice, the receptionist will ask you a few questions, this is to help make sure you get the right care, with the right person at the right time. Our receptionists are professionals and are integral to the practice team, and any questions they ask will be treated with strict […]