Hairmyres Hospital library – latest book acquisitions

Hairmyres Hospital library – latest book acquisitions

Knowledge Services are currently updating their collection across all NHS Lanarkshire library sites. The following books have been recently added to the Hairmyres library collection. Book Title ISBN A Students Guide to Methodology 9781446208625 AAP Textbook of Pediatric Care 9781581109665 Basic Sciences for Core Medical Training and the MRCP 9780199599677 Basic Sciences in Ophthalmology 2e: […]

Over 50s woodland sessions

Over 50s woodland sessions

Friends of Holmhills Wood Community Park will hold free fun sessions for older people in its park this winter. Each session, which will take place from 1pm to 4pm, will be led by volunteer community champion Magdalen Muir. Enjoy some gentle walking, explore your local park, get crafty and try some festive outdoor cooking on the […]

Practice nurses take the lead in TCAT

Practice nurses take the lead in TCAT

Maggie’s Lanarkshire at Monklands Hospital was the venue for a learning event on new cancer care reviews that are led by practice nurses. The project is part of the Transforming Care After Treatment (TCAT) programme, a £5m initiative funded by Macmillan Cancer Support and supported by the Scottish Government, the NHS and local authorities. Vicki […]

Creating online clinical and patient pathways

Creating online clinical and patient pathways

Clinical Knowledge Publisher is a web-based resource that allows you to create online clinical and patient pathways. This easy-to-use resource allows you to create pathways and then link to the evidence to support them through SIGN, NICE, KN and much more. Benefits of using this system include: Supporting the implementation of guidance and evidence with […]

South Lanarkshire active travel survey

South Lanarkshire active travel survey

  The Clyde and Avon Valley Landscape Partnership is seeking views from the public to help give them a baseline for the ‘Make Your Way’ project and other future walking projects across the South Lanarkshire area. The Make Your Way project focuses on encouraging more walking and cycling  as part of everyday journeys, specifically in and around Carluke, Glassford, […]