Swansea Bay Health News

Learning new skills and encouraging development within roles improves job satisfaction and leads to better outcomes.

Primary care staff are being rewarded for introducing greener ways of working across their practices in Swansea Bay.

Swansea Bay has much more than a golden trove of sandy beaches and its beautiful landscape – many uproot their lives and travel thousands of miles from their home country to aid their careers.

Cwtsh Natur Appeal aims to raise £200,000 to pay for  scheme to rejuvenate neglected outdoor space at Neath Port Talbot Hospital

Patients can now easily check their blood pressure to help identify preventable health conditions thanks to new accessible machines.

Robert Workman only intended to spend six months in Swansea Bay, but 26 years later he is paving a pathway for health care professionals to develop.

Swansea Bay has proved the place to stay, develop and start a new chapter in life for overseas nurses.

Two members of Swansea Bay University Health Board (SBUHB) have been named in the King’s Birthday Honours list.

A family has raised £1,800 for Singleton Hospital’s neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) in memory of their baby daughter.

Semaglutide is best known as the active ingredient in some weight-loss treatments.

People who care for someone with dementia can access support themselves too thanks to a project running in the Swansea area.

Crucial public services that are helping to support people of all ages across Swansea continue to be strengthened, according to a new report.

Old met new in more ways than one when Singelton Hospital’s birth unit shared its own birthday with two newborn babies.

A staff network championing acceptance, respect and dignity for all is approaching a milestone anniversary.

Councillor Cheryl Philpott will be raising funds for the South West Wales Cancer Centre at Singleton Hospital.

Swansea Bay’s staff library service has significantly reduced its environmental impact by writing new chapters for its unwanted books.

The ward has been completely transformed and allows dialysis at every bedside for the first time, thanks to Welsh Government funding.

The health board has hosted two coffee and cake events as national Volunteers' Week draws to a close.