An event at the Gallery Restaurant at Forth Valley College’s Stirling Campus, was the perfect setting to celebrate the success of the Career Ambassador Project. Funding from the UK Shared… Read More →
Kay Mair, NHS Forth Valley Lead Nurse for Parkinson’s and one of Scotland’s longest serving Parkinson’s Nurse Specialists, spent a day with royalty after receiving an invitation to help celebrate… Read More →
An NHS health board has won the first-ever Public Sector AI Challenge, run by Futurescot in partnership with Storm ID. NHS Forth Valley scooped a prize of £20,000 in consultancy… Read More →
Congratulations to our Adult Diabetes Team who won the Diabetes Project of the Year Award at the recent Scottish Healthcare Awards. The team was nominated for a project to change… Read More →
NHS Forth Valley’s Community Hospital Pharmacy Team has won the prestigious ‘Hospital Pharmacy Team of the Year’ award at the 2024 Scottish Healthcare Awards. The team – comprised of Hollie… Read More →
Congratulations go to the NHS Forth Valley Viral Hepatitis Team which recently received international recognition at the 2024 INHSU conference for Outstanding Contribution to Models of Care and Programmes for… Read More →
An NHS Forth Valley Occupational Therapist has been recognised in this year’s Royal College of Occupational Therapists’ Merit Awards for excellence in the field. Alison Keir, Occupational Therapy Team Lead… Read More →
An NHS Forth Valley Speech and Language Therapist has been shortlisted for a national award by the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists, recognising her work with young offenders.… Read More →
Four local NHS Forth Valley staff and teams have been shortlisted as finalists in this year’s Scotland’s Health Awards. The awards, running for the 23rd year, in partnership with NHS Scotland and… Read More →
A former Stirling Royal Infirmary doctor who co-invented the world’s first insulin pen has received a Pride of Britain Lifetime Achievement Award. In the late 1970s, Dr Sheila Reith, having… Read More →