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Collection: NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde Archives
The remit of the Archive is to acquire, organise, describe and make available records of the NHS and the records of predecessor and partner bodies (including those with a separate legal identity) in accordance with the Code of Practice for Records Management in the NHS in Scotland.
Records are held relating to: significant developments in medical care that have taken place primarily in the Greater Glasgow and Clyde area; the decision making processes of the Board; buildings and land belonging to the NHS.
In addition the Archive acquires personal papers and private records where these were created by persons of outstanding distinction and/or relate to significant developments in medical care that have taken place primarily in the Greater Glasgow and Clyde area or which serve to provide information about groups and grades of staff who would otherwise be under-documented in the Archive.
If you’d like to join the Network, or to record one of your projects or collections on it, then please complete the appropriate pro forma (Word .doc) below and return it to our Network inbox: arts-gmhn@glasgow.ac.uk
Network Member
Medical Humanities Project
Medical Humanities Collection
To join the Network, or to have listed a project or collection, you should normally be:
A member of staff at a Higher Education Institution in Glasgow, or at a civic collection.
A postgraduate researcher at a Higher Education Institution or civic collection in Glasgow.
A postdoctoral researcher affiliated to a Higher Education Institution or civic collection in Glasgow.
The Network is also open to practitioners (e.g. artists, writers, etc.), clinicians, and other stakeholders who are closely engaged with medical humanities in Glasgow.
Please feel free to contact us directly at the network mailbox arts-gmhn@glasgow.ac.uk for advice on your eligibility.
