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NHS Highland’s Annual Review public session will take place on Friday, 6th November 2026, 2pm
At Kilmallie Free Church of Scotland, Glenpane St, Caol, Fort William PH33 7AU.
People can attend the session in person or online through Microsoft Teams.
At the public session members of the community will hear directly from the Cabinet Secretary for Health and Care, Angela Constance MSP, about the Board’s performance over the last year.
People will also hear about NHS Highland’s strategic priorities, and some of the challenges and opportunities health and social care services across Highland are experiencing.
NHS Highland’s Annual Review public session will take place on Friday, 6th November 2026, 2pm
At Kilmallie Free Church of Scotland, Glenpane St, Caol, Fort William PH33 7AU.
People can attend the session in person or online through Microsoft Teams.
At the public session members of the community will hear directly from the Cabinet Secretary for Health and Care, Angela Constance MSP, about the Board’s performance over the last year.
People will also hear about NHS Highland’s strategic priorities, and some of the challenges and opportunities health and social care services across Highland are experiencing.