Health

NHS Highland has been accused of a “scandalous” record of failing to keep tabs on incidents of bullying as unions lose patience with the health board.

NHS Highland has announced that chief executive Iain Stewart is leaving to take up a new post with NHS Orkney.

It is being reported that Health Secretary Jeane Freeman has cancelled a planned meeting with NHS Highland that was due to take place today.

A new scheme aims to speed up the search process for any vulnerable people who go missing in the Highlands.

A long-serving Inverness foster carer has been thanked for her huge contribution to the care of children over four decades.

The launch of new support for people with Huntington's Disease (HD) was held in the Centre for Health Science at Raigmore Hospital, Inverness.

A £15,000 grant from the Bank of Scotland Foundation has secure the future of the Black Isle Cares meals service.

As part of its Brew Monday campaign Inverness Samaritans will be encouraging people to reach out over a cuppa.

An information evening at Raigmore Hospital was aimed at those who were interested in becoming living donors.

THE number of cases of sepsis have almost doubled in the Highlands in the past three years, Highlands and Islands MSP David Stewart has revealed.

NHS Highland is one of 10 partners from seven European countries chosen to lead the fight against the growing scourge of tick-borne diseases.

THE case of Inverness woman was highlighted to MSPs who are to press the Scottish Government on new treatments for neurological conditions.

Highland politicians condemn figures revealing around three attacks a day on NHS Highland staff in the Inverness area

A new luxury care home in Inverness is set to open its doors to residents before the end of the month.

An Inverness woman says losing weight has changed her life.

Three members of caring staff from the Highlands have been honoured at the Meallmore Awards, winning top accolades.

A number of elective operations at Raigmore Hospital have been cancelled due to an overwhelming demand for beds.

COLLEAGUES of a “meticulous researcher” who died from the same type of cancer she was studying have vowed to carry on her work at the UHI.

A COUPLE dedicated to caring for their autistic son say a specialist centre for children and young adults is desperately needed in the Highlands.

DOZENS of plucky swimmers braved the Cromarty Firth to help raise £300 for a project aiming to help children and young adults with complex needs.