PATCH is this week supporting Dying Matters Awareness Week (2-6 May), as part of a national campaign to open up conversations around death and dying, how and where we die, and what care and support we have in place.
Read moreIn 2016, PATCH was the first organisation to fund Dr Flint in the development of his SPOT (Safer Prescribing of Opioids Tool) software as a medical device app.
Read moreThis year’s card will have special appeal to many people. The atmospheric image of Fatlips Castle in the Scottish Borders was captured by talented Ancrum photographer, Andrew Macdonald.
Read moreThere is often some misinterpretation of what Palliative care means – thinking that it always comes only with end of life care.
Read moreThere has to be a time for taking stock of the impact of the pandemic – putting people and healthcare at the forefront of that reflection.
Read moreThe PATCH Board is delighted to welcome Catriona Miller, a partner in Thorntons Law.
Read moreDonald MacNaughton fondly recalls winning the PATCH trophy with his Highlander cow Skye 4th of Rannoch.
Read moreSir Michael Nairn retires as PATCH's chairman after seven years of outstanding leadership and growth.
Read moreOur first PATCH podcast features Janice Logan, who talks about her experience as a PATCH nurse supporting hospitals across NHS Borders.
Read moreThe students made their mark in the marathon running, and chose a route which spelled out ‘PATCH’ across the city, raising £200.
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