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 What Infection Prevention and Control is and why it’s a global issue
By Claire Kilpatrick. Claire is a graduate of the University of Glasgow with a post-grad Diploma in infe (More)
 Reviewing the evidence: national infection prevention and control interventions
  By Dr Lucyna Gozdzielewska   The SHIP team reviews the evidence on the effectiveness of national infection prevention and control interventions (More)
 Why Don't Sexual Offence Complainers Have a Right to Anonymity in Scotland?
CCA co-founder Dr Andrew Tickell has written for the Edinburgh Law Review about Scots law on complainer anonymity.  If you want to learn more about the law, an open access version of the article is available More)
 SHIP: International impact and influence
SHIP research group lead and Professor of Infection Prevention and Control, Professor Jacqui Reilly, has received a Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) in the 2022 Queen's Birthday Honours, for services to healthcare and public health. (More)
 A Little every day - searching for data during the COVID-19 pandemic
Our latest blog is by Laura Fregonese, a final year PhD student with (More)
 Assessing the current evidence for the effectiveness of interventions in improving the review of antibiotic therapy
In a recently published systematic review by SHIP team PhD Student, More)
 Research nurses: critical members of clinical research study teams: The experience of the ECONI (Evaluation of Cost of Nosocomial Infection) study.
This week's piece is by Sally Stewart, Research Project Manager ECONI study and SHIP team member/PhD student. The More)
 Promoting collaboration: nurses’ antimicrobial stewardship in Brazil and Glasgow
By Professor Caroline Lopes Ciofi Silva From left to right: Professor Caroline Lopes Ciofi Silva, Dr (More)
 GCU researchers lead Scotland’s participation in the largest study into immunity to COVID-19
By Lynne Haahr Members of the SHIP research group are excited to be working on COVID-19 research by partnering with Public Health Scotland to carry out the SIREN (Sarscov2 Immunity & REinfection EvaluatioN) study in Scotland. GCU is working wi (More)
 That’s a wrap! Recruitment for SIREN finishes as the study moves into its next phase
By Annelysse Jorgenson and Sally Stewart After a total of 22 weeks, recruitment for the SIREN study in Scotland has co (More)
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  1. Gordon Google at |

    Nice gallery of photos

  2. Anne Awning at |

    What are the photos at the bottom? – Anne Awning

  3. Flask at |

    very nice, goodluck

  4. Usman Latif at |

    Hi
    I’m USMAN LATIF recently graduated from GCU common good university’s with the course INTERNATIONAL CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGEMENT. I’m really enjoyed my journey with GCU Professors and staff.
    Glasgow Caledonian University the most appropriated institute because , Glasgow Caledonian University has become one of the largest universities in Scotland with over 20,000 students. The campus is self–contained and situated right in the heart of the lively city of Glasgow. A distinctive, inclusive and forward-looking university, GCU is committed to its social mission to promote the common good. It has become an international centre of excellence in higher education, promoting employability and global citizenship in our graduates.

    Thank you GCU

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