Nineteen patients from across Forth Valley have undergone robotic assisted surgery in the last six weeks using the new state-of-the-art system installed in theatres at Forth Valley Royal Hospital. While… Read More →
NHS Forth Valley has played a significant role in a major international study that could transform the treatment of breast cancer and reduce the need for chemotherapy for thousands of… Read More →
Huge congratulations to Kay Baxter, Dietetic Clinical Lead for Inpatient Services and local dietetic students who won the overall TRANSFER Award at the National AHP Quality Improvement Network TREE awards.… Read More →
A Practice Education Lead from NHS Forth Valley has been recognised for outstanding contribution to the field with the award of a prestigious Visiting Fellowship. Claire Hedley has been awarded… Read More →
An event to recognise the hard work, dedication and achievements of seven NHS nurses who have completed a new trauma and orthopaedic course, was held recently at Forth Valley College’s… Read More →
Congratulations to Dr Michael Blackmore, a local GP in Grangemouth, who has won the Inspiring Fellow Award at this year’s Royal College of GPs (RCGP) Inspire Awards. Selected from over… Read More →
The NHS Forth Valley Renal team has been recognised at the 2026 Central FM Awards, winning the NHS Team Award. Held at the Apex Dunblane Hydro Hotel, the awards celebrate… Read More →
The Haematology and Blood Transfusion Laboratory, including Specimen Reception, at Forth Valley Royal Hospital has achieved UKAS Accreditation for the very first time. This significant milestone reflects the exceptional hard… Read More →
Many of us who watched the recent Winter Olympics may have spotted local nurse and Olympic Gold Medallist Vicky Wright as part of the BBC’s presenting team. Vicky was part… Read More →
Every day, around eight newborn babies across NHS Forth Valley are screened for hearing loss, including deafness, amounting to almost 3,000 babies each year. NHS Forth Valley recently celebrated 20… Read More →