Health

NHS Highland has announced bullying victims seeking compensation will have to take the board to court or go through an employment tribunal.

The University of the Highlands and Islands will offer a new optometry programme to help meet demand for eyecare services.

A ward at Raigmore Hospital in Inverness remains closed to new admissions due to patients with diarrhoea and/or vomiting.

A SUPPORT group which was set up by a Black Isle couple is launching two new initiatives specifically aimed at helping men.

PEOPLE eager to get back in the swim at a Ross-shire leisure centre are still waiting to find out when they can take the plunge.

AN Easter Ross care home for people with mental health problems received a positive report after its latest inspection .

A Dingwall resource centre offering a lifeline to people and their families affected by dementia is planning a drop-in.

THE heartbreaking plight of a Ross-shire lad has galvanised a huge community push.

Pregnant women being cared for in NHS Highland will be able to access their maternity medical notes digitally.

AN Easter Ross couple who have shown exceptional bravery in light of personal tragedy donated two cuddle cots to Raigmore Hospital last week.

TAKING antibiotics you don't need may mean they won't work for you and your family when you do need them.

The archive brings together documents and materials that help to tell the story of the hospice from its earliest days.

A doctor who sings to his young charges has become social media hit.

Revealing the total at Inverness Airport organisers said they hoped an event in 2020 will be even bigger and better.

A ROSS-SHIRE woman who lost her brother to blood cancer when he was just nine has been hailed a Highland hero for her poignant tribute.

Businesses will take part in the five-day Maggie’s 500 cycle to raise vital funds for cancer charity Maggie’s Highlands.

Golfers have chipped in a total of £2000 to four causes across Ross-shire.

ROSS-SHIRE carers are being offered a lifeline in their search for help.

CHANGES at the Highland Rheumatology Unit will allow greater flexibility for patients and offer quick appointments, a patient advocate believes.

Some NHS Highland patients have been waiting for close to 18 months to receive orthopaedic surgery, the health board has confirmed.