A message from Emma Woollett about her role as Chair of Swansea UHB.
It is almost 50 years since Pat Barker started her career in the NHS, but she is not showing any signs of slowing down as she shares her wisdom in a new role.
Our response to three Ombudsman's Reports.
Sian King gifts range of equipment, including an audio communicator, flashing coasters and talking alarm clocks to help with care for dementia patients.
The recently transformed primary care audiology service has expanded to offer more specialist access to patients.
Almost 200 first-time mums have volunteered for a study into whether extra support helps them feed their babies in a way that works for them.
The three days of industrial action by junior doctors in Wales has now ended, and we would like to say thank you to patients and the public for their patience and understanding during this period.
A first-for-Wales role promoting the importance of oral hygiene in hospital could lead to earlier discharges and provide comfort for patients.
Meet the Swansea Bay learning enthusiast who certainly leads by example.
Women can now ask for a supply of contraceptive pills from community pharmacies in Swansea Bay while they arrange a longer-term solution.
A dedicated group for men with learning disabilities is helping them to share support and advice on various aspects of day-to-day life.
Patients are being helped to keep well at home thanks to a team of specialists who manage and review their medication for them.
Swansea Bay's Digital team recognised at MediWales Awards for Signal patient flow initiative
Normal visiting arrangements have been reinstated at Morriston Hospital in all areas except Ward S from midday today (Tuesday, January 9th, 2024).
Samantha Spragg has moved on from the injury she received as a young child and is forging a career on stage
A specialist nurse is helping to get patients home from hospital sooner after completing a 10-month course alongside her full-time job.
Waiting times for a first appointment with the Pain Prevention Service have reduced by almost a half
A Swansea Bay nurse has received an award named after the woman and friend who mentored her throughout much of her career.
A midwife who left the profession after being bullied while training in England has fallen in love with it again at Singleton Hospital.
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