Suspension of some routine planned cardiac cases continues but emergency and urgent patients are still being cared for
Swansea Bay University Health Board has successfully appointed a new Chief Executive to take over from Tracy Myhill when she retires at the end of the year.
We are pleased to announce that our laboratory testing service has returned to normal.
Morriston Hospital is continuing to manage a Covid-19 outbreak in cardiac services.
When it comes to helping patients prepare themselves for surgery, Swansea Bay’s Rea Pugh-Davies is arguably one of the best around
Our latest update on testing issues.
Swansea Bay’s BBV Team (Hepatology and Blood Borne Virus Team) has shared a win in the British Medical Journal Awards for its work on a Hepatitis C Elimination project
Routine planned cardiac surgery at Morriston Hospital has been temporarily suspended following a localised Covid-19 outbreak.
Workers in Swansea and Neath Port Talbot are being reminded about the importance of following Covid-19 guidance on their way to and from work, as well as during breaks.
Team Swansea Bay is celebrating its very own Famous Five following the unveiling of this year’s Queen’s Birthday Honours List
Swansea Bay’s Occupational Health and Wellbeing teams have been rewarded for their work during the Covid-19 crisis through being handed major awards in a historic first double win
A UK-wide supply shortage means priority is being given to urgent tests
People showing symptoms of Covid-19 in Swansea are to have access to a seven-days-a-week walk-in Local Testing Site (LTS).
The mother of a baby born 15 weeks early in the midst of the pandemic, has thanked Swansea Bay staff for saving her and her son’s life
Notice pursuant to Section 24 (3) of the above Act.
Swansea Bay University Health Board’s next annual general meeting will be taking place on 14th October 2020 at 5.30pm.
From Wednesday 30 September, people showing symptoms of Covid-19 in Swansea and Neath Port Talbot will have access to additional local testing facilities.
Mum who spent 45 days on a ventilator urges people to protect themselves from the virus
A Swansea Bay University Health Board team tasked with creating digital stories has recorded a happy ending after picking up a national award
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