Grampian Mental Health and Learning Disabilities Service

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Judith Proctor Chief Officer for Moray explains why safety is important in nursing practice   NHS GrampianMoray SLT
27/02/2026

Judith Proctor Chief Officer for Moray explains why safety is important in nursing practice NHS GrampianMoray SLT

We have just four days to go...... are you ready?
27/02/2026

We have just four days to go...... are you ready?

Huge congratulations to Claire and Kelsey Daisy 🌼 winners! Their nomination their compassionate, collaborative approach ...
26/02/2026

Huge congratulations to Claire and Kelsey Daisy 🌼 winners! Their nomination their compassionate, collaborative approach whilst celebrating patient successes. The nomination thanked both Claire and Kelsey for the difference they had made to the patients mental health 💙💙💙💙 Grampian Aberdeenshire Health & Social Care Partnership - AHSCP

Why is professional development important- Jane Ewen Nurse Director shares her views 💙🩵💙🩵
26/02/2026

Why is professional development important- Jane Ewen Nurse Director shares her views 💙🩵💙🩵

Dave Taylor today says why staff wellebing is important to him.   NHS Grampian Aberdeenshire Health & Social Care Partne...
26/02/2026

Dave Taylor today says why staff wellebing is important to him. NHS Grampian Aberdeenshire Health & Social Care Partnership - AHSCP

Just five days left- we will be judging your survey stations tomorrow.
26/02/2026

Just five days left- we will be judging your survey stations tomorrow.

The countdown is on for an exciting milestone in our Pathway to Excellence journey.   and our route to designation, your...
25/02/2026

The countdown is on for an exciting milestone in our Pathway to Excellence journey. and our route to designation, your voice will help guide the way. Our registered nurse survey launches 9am, Tuesday 3rd of March

Six days and counting- there will be judging of your survey stations on Friday with a small prize for the best one 🥇
25/02/2026

Six days and counting- there will be judging of your survey stations on Friday with a small prize for the best one 🥇

24/02/2026

Grab yourself a coffee and take a 10 minute break and listen to Carrie and Richard briefing us for survey 💙💙

Leigh Jolly Chief Officer explains why safety (which is a Pathway to Excellence standard) is important
24/02/2026

Leigh Jolly Chief Officer explains why safety (which is a Pathway to Excellence standard) is important

Staff from MHLD services had to opportunity yesterday to meet Prof Aisha Holloway CNO for Scotland. She was delighted to...
24/02/2026

Staff from MHLD services had to opportunity yesterday to meet Prof Aisha Holloway CNO for Scotland. She was delighted to hear about the positive work happening in MHLD services and our Pathway to Excellence application 💙💙NHS Grampian

Seven days to go. Have you got your PIN number ready to take part? 💙💙
24/02/2026

Seven days to go. Have you got your PIN number ready to take part? 💙💙

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NHS Grampian: Caring - Listening - Improving

Royal Cornhill Hospital (RCH) in Aberdeen provides specialist inpatient psychiatric care for the populations of Aberdeen city and Aberdeenshire, as well as for the Orkney and Shetland Islands.

A number of different sub specialties are provided, varying from learning disability, adult (up to 65) and older adult (over 65) inpatient services as well as more specialist services including forensic, rehabilitation and a regional in patient eating disorder unit (the Eden Unit) which provides a service for all the Health Boards in the North of Scotland The philosophy of care is that this is provided on a multidisciplinary, multiagency patient centred team model in which patients are encouraged to be full partners in their care and recovery.

In addition, RCH acts as the base for community mental health teams in adult and older adult services which are aligned to specific General Practices in City and Shire. These teams will include doctors, nurses, social workers , psychologists , occupational therapists and pharmacists and have input from other professionals eg physiotherapists and dieticians as required. They work closely with General Practices and often hold clinics within the Practice, particularly in Aberdeenshire. There are also community teams for specialists services eg forensic and rehabilitation based at RCH.

There is also a Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) for NHS Grampian which is based on a number of sites including RCH and the RACH, and which provides out patient care to the most ill children and adolescents in the Grampian area whilst liasing with the regional CAMHS in patient unit which is based in Dundee.