Health

Young patients in Raigmore Hospital had a special treat when the stars of Inverness’s main panto went along to see them.

What she regards as a lack of action to help victims of bullying at NHS Highland has led one staff member to establish her own support group.

Scotland’s health minister has confirmed NHS Highland has not requested additional funding to compensate victims of bullying and harassment.

HIGHLAND Hospice will be increasing capacity at its inpatient unit by 20 per cent – from 10 to 12 beds.

A GROUP of walkers armed with torches took to the streets of Inverness in a symbolic gesture of support for those suffering mental health problems.

An online fundraising appeal by the mother of a sick boy from Auldearn has exceeded its target.

Volunteers will be on hand to assist anyone struggling with their thoughts, or feeling suicidal.

AN NHS department has shown off its talents once again with its festive message.

AN MSP is demanding to know if the Scottish Government was asked to step in with a compensation scheme for victims of bullying at NHS Highland.

A TORCHLIGHT walk will take place tonight in Inverness to bring together people from all backgrounds.

This year’s total for the Millburn Road Cycle Route linking the city centre, Inverness Campus, Beechwood Business Park and Raigmore has hit 100,000.

NHS Highland’s £20 million spend to cover the costs of staff shortages has been challenged in the Scottish Parliament.

BOSSES and health union leaders have condemned the shocking level of attacks aimed at paramedics and frontline NHS staff in the Highlands.

THE official opening of an upgraded chronic pain management clinic for the NHS Highland area will make a significant difference to patient care.

An MSP is demanding to know if the Scottish Government was asked to step in with a compensation scheme for victims of bullying in NHS Highland.

NINE months of fundraising for an Inverness charity has paid off with thousands being raised to fund life-changing therapy opportunities for children.

AN annual fundraising event has raised more than £1000 on its last outing.

MEN are being urged to ditch their razors in an annual fundraising challenge to improve the experience of children in hospital.

STAFF at Raigmore Hospital have been overwhelmed by the generosity of donors after they issued a plea for knitted hats for newborn babies.

A TEEN girl was hurt in a hit-and-run incident outside Raigmore Hospital.