Swansea Bay Health News
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- 03/03/2023
- Audiologist awarded for research into demand for hearing services
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An audiologist has helped to shape new clinics for people with hearing problems after looking into who needs them most.
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- 27/02/2023
- Young girl who lost a leg is back dancing again thanks to work of Morriston Hospital prosthetists
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Eight-year-old Alys lost her leg following a gardening accident but with the help of ALAS is already bouncing back
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- 27/02/2023
- Generous donation helps families stay closer to loved ones
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Families who want to be close to loved ones who are coming to the end of their lives now have a special place to go, thanks to a generous donation.
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- 22/02/2023
- Inspiring tomorrow's doctors
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A-level students in Swansea Bay are being given a unique opportunity to explore a career in medicine.
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- 22/02/2023
- £16.5 million development will reduce risk of power cuts at Morriston Hospital
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Work has started on a multi-million-pound development that will significantly reduce the risk of power failures at Swansea’s Morriston Hospital.
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- 17/02/2023
- Welcome in the hillsides for Ukrainian refugees
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People suffering trauma after flleeing Ukraine are being supported by Swansea Bay's psychology network
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- 17/02/2023
- New food app dishes up bigger and better menu for patients
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A new food ordering app is serving up more meal options and cutting waste at Singleton Hospital.
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- 16/02/2023
- Stub it out for good with Help Me Quit
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The Help Me Quit service offers 12 weeks of free behavioural and emotional support through individual or group meetings.
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- 16/02/2023
- Brushing up on oral hygiene with denture campaign
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A denture campaign is helping patients and staff brush up on oral hygiene skills to prevent prolonged stays in hospital and reduce the risk of life-threatening complications.
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- 16/02/2023
- Thousands raised for children's hospital in memory of doctor's dad
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A family connection inspired a Swansea Bay team to raise thousands of pounds for a children’s centre in India.
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- 16/02/2023
- New approach to treating wrist fractures breaks with tradition
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A specialist team at Morriston Hospital has made a clean break with tradition when it comes to treating fractured wrists.
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- 16/02/2023
- Furry nice visitors at Cefn Coed
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Routine for patients at a Swansea hospital was put on ‘paws’ to accommodate some special visitors.
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- 16/02/2023
- Wales-first response team keeping vulnerable children out of hospital
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A first-in-Wales rapid response team is helping to keep vulnerable children out of hospital when they develop potentially serious infections.
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- 16/02/2023
- India recruitment trip attracts 100 nurses to Morriston Hospital
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Over 100 new arrivals will boost the number of nurses in Morriston Hospital thanks to the health board’s first recruitment event in India.
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- 16/02/2023
- Finance team strike gold
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Swansea Bay’s Finance Department has struck gold after being recognised for the quality training delivered to staff.
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- 16/02/2023
- Swansea Bay staff on the run in the name of charity
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A team of health board staff hopes to lead by example in this year’s Swansea Bay Half Marathon – in the fundraising stakes.
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- 16/02/2023
- Home service success for respiratory team
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A Swansea Bay respiratory team has taken on board the old adage that ‘out of adversity comes opportunity’ through continuing to treat patients at home rather than in hospital.
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- 16/02/2023
- Helping patients gain control of cellulitis
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A specialist Swansea Bay team has pioneered an innovative approach to tackling a painful and potentially life-threatening skin condition.
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- 16/02/2023
- How change-maker Amanda is inspiring future generations
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A Swansea Bay manager has been declared ‘inspirational’ for helping bring about positive change in Wales.
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- 16/02/2023
- ED notches up triple award success
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Morriston Hospital’s Emergency Department has won an award for helping train the next generation of nurses working on the front line.
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We welcome correspondence and telephone calls in Welsh or English. Welsh language correspondence will be replied to in Welsh, and this will not lead to a delay. This page is available in Welsh by clicking ‘Cymraeg’ at the top right of this page.