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Information about Raynaud's Disease

How much does unused medicine cost NHS Grampian?

NHS Grampian is committed in highlighting accommodation options to existing and new members of staff across Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire and Elgin.

Information about Eye Health Care & Opticians

Information on what to stock in your medicine cabinet

Buying illegal drugs online or through an app

Other useful information

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Guides and Indexes

Best Start

NHS Grampian would like to thank our fantastic Domestic and Support Services for their innovative work which will help visitors and staff finding it difficult to access sanitary products or experiencing period poverty.

The Staff Equalities Network invites you to join us to find out about some of the fantastic work to improve the experience for women working in health care and how you can get involved. This will be followed by some lively discussion as we delve deeper into some of the issues that continue to challenge equality for women in 2022.

Mixing drugs and alcohol

Maggie's Aberdeen

Peterhead Community Hospital

Tips to reduce consumption of alcohol

NHS Grampian Postal Addresses

Mouth Cancer

Roxburghe House – the specialist palliative care unit operated by NHS Grampian – has benefited to the tune of more than £48,000, thanks to a fundraising effort led by a patient’s granddaughter and a donation from Apache North Sea, a subsidiary of Apache Corporation.

Information about Sjogren’s Syndrome

Information about Systemic Lupus Erythematosus

Cognitive Behavioural Model

Pre-operation assessment information from NHS Grampian.

31st August marks International Overdose Awareness day Aberdeen City, Aberdeenshire and Moray Alcohol and Drug Partnerships will be raising awareness on social media of how to recognise and respond to overdose symptoms to save lives.

Inflammatory arthritis is a painful and debilitating auto-immune disease that causes swelling and damage to cartilage and bone around the joints. It is a chronic condition with no cure, but medications can control the inflammation, helping to prevent long-term damage and disability. DMARDs reduce the inflammation in your joints to help prevent pain, swelling and prevent long-term damage. Not all medications work for everyone and there are certain restrictions on how we use the treatments. There are guidelines by the Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network (SIGN) and the British Society for Rheumatology (BSR) that determine how medications are used for Inflammatory Arthritis. There are also local pharmacy guidelines as to how we use these medications.

Burns wrote: ‘… like the snow falls on the river, a moment white – then melts for ever; Or like the borealis race, that flit ere you can point there place; Or like the rainbow’s lovely form Evanishing amid the storm.’ What flits across your attention, vanishing before you can properly focus upon it? If you had a chance to catch more than a glimpse, what might you notice?

Burns wrote: ‘… like the snow falls on the river, a moment white – then melts for ever; Or like the borealis race, that flit ere you can point there place; Or like the rainbow’s lovely form Evanishing amid the storm.’ What flits across your attention, vanishing before you can properly focus upon it? If you had a chance to catch more than a glimpse, what might you notice?

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