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Chief Scientific Officer celebrates Healthcare Science Week with NHSGGC

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The Chief Scientific Officer for Scotland, Professor Catherine Ross, has visited NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde as part of Healthcare Science Week (10th-16th March). Professor Ross was welcomed to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital Campus by Karen Brazier, Healthcare Science Professional Lead. During her tour, Professor Ross met a number of healthcare scientists who work…  Continue reading >Chief Scientific Officer celebrates Healthcare Scie…
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Chief Scientific Officer celebrates Healthcare Science Week with NHSGGC

The Chief Scientific Officer for Scotland, Professor Catherine Ross, has visited NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde as part of Healthcare Science Week (10th-16th March). Professor Ross was welcomed to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital Campus by Karen Brazier, Healthcare Science Professional Lead. During her tour, Professor Ross met a number of healthcare scientists who work…  Continue reading >Chief Scientific Officer celebrates Healthcare Scie…

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