It gives advice on exercise, diet and mental wellbeing.
Swansea Bay University Health Board (SBUHB) has been rewarded with four nominations for a national award for teams or individuals who are doing outstanding work during the COVID-19 crisis
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A MEETING OF THE SWANSEA BAY UNIVERSITY HEALTH BOARD WILL BE HELD ON THURSDAY, JUNE 25 2020 IN THE MILLENNIUM ROOM, HEADQUARTERS, ONE TALBOT GATEWAY, BAGLAN, SA12 7BR.
People hospitalised in Morriston and Singleton agree to test drugs to treat the virus
A thank you from Emma Woollett and Tracy Myhill, for our community's support for the NHS during the pandemic.
Swansea specialist urges people with symptoms to contact their GP
World-first success means life-saving service can continue during pandemic
Some GP surgeries in Swansea are taking a leaf out of Joe Wicks’s book by offering virtual tips on fitness for youngsters
Researchers behind a major new study charting how the people of Wales have coped with coronavirus are appealing for volunteers to share their experiences.
“If someone had told me this time last year that in 2020 I would be working on a Covid ward, I would have, respectfully, told them – they had lost the plot.”
Other respiratory patients helped through new way of working
National Volunteers Week couldn’t have come at a better time to enable Swansea Bay University Health Board to thank all those who have come forward to help protect the public
Morriston Hospital taking part in GenOMICC global study
As the country marks National Volunteers Week all those who gave up their time to help ensure people in Swansea Bay receive their prescriptions over the past two months or so are being made to feel appreciated
Swansea Bay's video conferencing service the first of its kind in Wales
Lockdown has made many things more challenging, none more so than giving birth.
Changes are part of the ongoing COVID-19 response
Grateful patients and their families have been in touch to thank Swansea Bay University Health Board staff for their care during the pandemic
Professor Keith Lloyd has been appointed Independent Member of the Swansea Bay University Health Board
They may be field hospitals built in just weeks, but they are also blank canvasses for some stunning pieces of art to welcome patients and staff.
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