Every inpatient ward will have access to an iPad so patients can keep in touch with friends and family, if they don’t have a phone or tablet of their own. For more information contact [email protected]
Address:
84 Castle Street
G4 0SF
Glasgow
Greater Glasgow and Clyde
Telephone: 0141 211 4000
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Female ward.
Female Gastroenterology
Male Gastroenterology
Nurses Station - 0141 211 4050 or 0141 211 4524 Staff base 0141 211 4452
Wards 13 and 25 provide Renal Dialysis.
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Female ward.
Wards 13 and 25 admit day patients for dialysis.
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Older People & Acute Stroke Ward caring for female patients.
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Older People's and Stroke Ward caring for male patients
Princess Royal Maternity, adjacent to Glasgow Royal Infirmary on Alexandra Parade, provides maternity and special care baby unit/ITU facilities for neonates. Princess Royal Information
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Glasgow Royal Infirmary serves North Glasgow for both inpatient and outpatient services. There is an Emergency Department and Minor Injuries Department on site.
Alternative minor injuries units are available at the New Victoria Hospital and Stobhill Hospital
The Princess Royal Maternity and The Canniesburn Plastic Surgery & Burns Unit are located on this campus.
Emergency Department and Minor Injuries Services are available in a number of locations. Use our postcode finder to see which is the right one for you.
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This is an Emergency Department. We prioritise people who have a serious injury or accident or who have a sudden serious illness or medical condition. It may be more appropriate and you may be seen more quickly by your GP or another health care professional rather than waiting for treatment here.
If you think that someone's life is at risk you should call 999 right away.
A&E and Minor Injuries Services are available in a number of locations. Use our postcode finder to see which is the right one for you.
You can attend your local Minor Injury Unit (MIU) to get urgent care for a minor injury including sprains, burns and simple fractures. MIUs are run by highly experienced Emergency Nurse Practitioners who will assess and either treat a minor injury or, if they find a more serious problem, arrange for you to be transferred elsewhere.
Children with serious illnesses and injuries who are less than one year of age should be taken to the Royal Hospital for Children, Govan, Glasgow. Children from one year on should either go to your designated A&E department or to the Royal Hospital for Children.
You can find out more about which conditions may be seen and treated more quickly elsewhere from our Know who to turn to pages.
24 hours
This unit provides advice, support, investigations and treatment for patients who require an assisted conception service.
Mon : 8am – 4.30pm Tues : 8am – 4.30pm Wed : 8am – 4.30pm Thurs : 8am – 4.30pm Fri : 8am – 4.00pm
Monday to Friday 09.00 am to 5.00 pm
North Glasgow Biochemistry - The department comprises laboratory sites at:
Glasgow Royal Infirmary - The laboratory is located in the MacEwen Building on Alexandra Parade (adjacent to A&E). It provides routine service Mon-Fri between 9am and 5pm and on Saturday between 9am and 12pm. An emergency service operates at all times.
Gartnavel General Hospital - The laboratory is located in the Laboratory Block on Shelley Road and operates Mon-Fri between 8.45am and 9pm. NB. Samples are only accepted into the GGH lab until 7.30pm. After this time, samples are directed to the porters' box and transported to GRI for analysis.
New Stobhill Hospital - A small satellite laboratory is located on Level 1 and operates Mon-Fri between 9am and 5pm.
Enquiries (9am to 5pm) - There is a central reporting office located at GRI which covers the three North Glasgow laboratory sites.
Duty Biochemist/General Enquiries - 0141 211 4003 (x.24003)
Enquiries (out of hours) - Contact the on-call biochemist via switchboard - 0141 211 4000
Emergency Laboratories (24/7) - Glasgow Royal Infirmary - 0141 211 4487 (x.24487)
Located in the Queen Elizabeth Building
Glasgow Royal Infirmary
Postal Address: Department of Haematology, MacEwan Building, Glasgow Royal Infirmary, Castle Street, G4 0SF
Telephone:
Blood Transfusion Enquiries: 0141 211 4666
Haematology Enquiries: 0141 211 5165
Coagulation Enquiries: 0141 211 4461
Clinical Advice can be obtained during normal office hours, by contacting the Duty Consultant Haematologist, via switchboard: 0141 211 4000
Service Hours
Routine Service: 08:30 - 17:00 Monday to Friday
Weekend Service: 09:00 - 12:00 Saturday and Sunday
Out of Hours Service: 17:00 to 08:30 Monday to Friday, 12:00 to 09:00 Saturday and Sunday
Haemophilia & Thrombosis Centre
Opening hours Mon: 08.30am – 4.30pm Tues: 08.30am – 4.30pm Wed: 08.30am – 4.30pm Thurs: 08.30am – 4.30pm Fri: 08.30am – 4.30pm Sat: 08.30 – 12 noon Sun: CLOSED
Diagnostic imaging at this hospital
Patient information on imaging tests and procedures across NHSGGC is available here.
Based in:
Glasgow Royal Infirmary, New Lister Building, 10-16 Alexandra Parade, Glasgow G31 2ER
Microbiology on 4th Floor - Tele: 0141 201 8551
Virology on 5th floor - Tele: 0141 201 8722
Glasgow Royal Infirmary 10-16 Alexandra Parade, Glasgow G31 2ER
The department provides a service to outpatients and inpatients admitted to Glasgow Royal Infirmary. We carry out imaging and non-imaging investigations along with some therapeutic treatments. Some of the most common investigations performed are:
• Bone Scans,
• Renogram Scans,
• Brain Scans,
• Gastric Emptying Scans
• GFR Study (non-imaging).
You can read our patient information leaflet here.
To access Nuclear Medicine from Alexandra Parade:
Enter via the main out-patients reception. Follow the sign for the elevators. Take the elevator to the lower ground floor. As you leave the elevator follow the corridor to your left then take a right, you should be at the entrance of the department.
To access Nuclear Medicine from Wishart Street:
via Princess Royal Maternity; enter the Princess Royal Maternity entrance, take the first left and then the second right from the corridor.
OR
via Ambulance Bay; enter through the main door, take the elevator to the lower ground floor (one floor up). As you leave the elevator follow the corridor to your left then take a right, you should be at the entrance of the department.
Nuclear medicine is a medical specialty involving the application of radioactive substances in the diagnosis and treatment of disease.
Opening hours:Opening hours:
9.00am – 5.00pm Monday – Friday
Our Orthotics Service provides assessment of the whole body for biomechanical problems. If appropriate we may prescribe, measure, fit and review an Orthosis. This is a body worn device which may also be called a ‘brace’ or ‘splint’.
(T) Clinics 1-6 Reception - 0141 211 5449
(T) ARAS Clinic Reception – 0141 211
(T) Anti-Coagulant Clinic Reception – 0141 211 5812
(T) Colposcopy Clinic Reception - 0141 211 5016
(T) Contact Dermatitis Clinic Reception – 0141 211 4510
(T) Dermatology Clinic Reception – 0141 211 5546
(T) Diabetic Centre Reception - 0141 211 4743
(T) ENT Clinic Reception – 0141 211 5539
(T) Nuclear Medicine Clinic Reception – 0141 211 4762
(T) Ophthalmic Clinic Reception – 0141 211 4713
(T) Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Clinic Reception – 0141 211 4716
(T) Orthopaedic Clinic Reception – 0141 211 4608/5988
(T) Respiratory Clinic 7 Reception – 0141 211 4994
(T) Urology Clinic Reception – 0141 211 4800
The Burns unit receives and cares for patients in the West of Scotland, from major to minor injuries.
The unit has a Nurse Practitioner service which supports patients at discharge and any treats minor injuries that the patients do not need hospitalised for.
The Plastic surgery unit specialises in breast reconstruction, skin cancer, hand service and general plastics surgery procedures.
Collectively we have a laser suite, minor surgery department, pre-assessment, out-patients department, burns nurse practitioners put-patient service, specialised monitoring unit, wards 45, 47, 48 and 49.
We have 17 Consultants and Nurse Practitioners/ Clinical Nurse Specialists.
General Tel: 0141 211 4945
Queen Elizabeth Building
Located in the Queen Elizabeth building.
The Healthcare Chaplains for Glasgow Royal Infirmary can be contacted on 0141 211 4661.
The Chapel is on the ground floor in the Centre Block of the Glasgow Royal Infirmary, Old Building. It is regularly used by patients, staff and visitors as a place of quiet reflection and prayer. The Chapel is traditional in design with attractive and interesting stained glass. Access to the Chapel is via a short flight of steps, with a wheelchair lift available to those with walking difficulties.
The Chapel is open daily from 7am-7pm. Out with these hours a member of the Security Staff will unlock the door for anyone wishing access.
The Chaplain’s Office is situated to the rear of the chapel.
A Quiet Room is on the 1st floor of the Surgical Block, Old Building, Glasgow Royal Infirmary. Comfortable seating, reading material, washing facilities and a prayer area are provided.
The Chaplaincy Service delivers spiritual and religious care to all people. Spiritual care addresses the fundamental human need to have a sense of peace, security and hope particularly in the context of injury, illness or loss. Healthcare Chaplains do this by being attentive to the patient’s story, looking for sources of strength and resilience, valuing the person and what is most important to them. Religious care can be a crucial aspect of this. Healthcare Chaplains work with other NHS staff to ensure that these needs are met and, where appropriate, in partnership with local faith and belief groups.
Please visit our web page for more information on the Spiritual Care and Healthcare Chaplaincy Service.
If you have a general enquiry you can email us on [email protected] and our patient leaflet can be accessed here NHSGGC Spiritual Care Team Patient Leaflet 2019.
An NHS Healthcare Chaplain is always on-call and ward staff can arrange for them to be paged. A Roman Catholic Priest is also available at all times.
Opening hours:The Chapel is open daily from 7am-7pm. Outwith these hours a member of the Security Staff will unlock the door for anyone wishing access.
Liver Clinic: 0141 211 0531
Gastro Day Unit: 0141 211 4432
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