Swansea Bay Health News
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- 09/10/2024
- Singleton Hospital's maternity staff hailed as "real heroes of society"
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The arrival of your first baby is a truly memorable occasion for most couples but for Lauren and Alex Kiley, it could so easily have turned into a nightmare.
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- 09/10/2024
- Plant power and biodiversity benefit young patients in wildlife garden renovation
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Young patients at Neath Port Talbot Hospital will soon be able to get closer to nature in a newly-designed wildlife garden with a focus on biodiversity.
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- 08/10/2024
- Cavell Stars for fund-raising duo's efforts to support children in Africa with malnutrition
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Claire and Sharon were inspired to help by the work of their Bonymaen ACT colleague in Liberia
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- 08/10/2024
- Men's Health Forum helps male staff dig deep to discuss mental health and wellbeing
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Male staff are digging deep in more ways than one to break the stigma on mental health.
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- 07/10/2024
- Public reminded that emergency care is provided at ED and not the MIU
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Emergency care for chest pains, stroke or any serious medical condition or serious injury can only be delivered in Morriston Hospital – and not the Minor Injury Unit at Neath Port Talbot Hospital. Find out why by clicking here.
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- 07/10/2024
- Wellbeing success stems from ophthalmology staff's vision for garden
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Fresh air and flowers are giving ophthalmology staff in Singleton Hospital a chance to reset and recharge thanks to a dedicated wellness garden.
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- 03/10/2024
- Help keep well through winter with a healthy and balanced diet
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Planning meals, staying hydrated and having your five a day are just some of the ways to help keep yourself well through winter.
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- 02/10/2024
- Putting patients first as charity donations fund transformation work at the South West Wales Cancer Centre
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£80,000 project will see big improvements to the Chemotherapy Day Unit after patients requested it.
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- 01/10/2024
- New team helping mums quit smoking
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A new team has been set up in Swansea Bay to help expectant and new mums quit smoking.
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- 30/09/2024
- Blood test which looks for lung cancer DNA now available in Swansea Bay
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This is a major step forward in improving diagnosis and treatment for lung cancer patients.
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- 30/09/2024
- Fundraising appeal launched to celebrate 20 years of the South West Wales Cancer Centre
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Going the Extra Mile for Cancer aims to raise £200,000 to support patients, relatives and staff at the Swansea-based centre.
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- 27/09/2024
- Heart transplant survivor appeals for everyone to consider organ donation - and let family know their wishes
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It's Organ Donation Week and it's never been more important to talk about the subject.
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- 27/09/2024
- Wendy's wonderful service comes to an end after nearly half a century with NHS
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She spent over 40 years providing care and support to parents before and after pregnancy, now Wendy Sunderland-Evans is calling time on her successful NHS career.
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- 26/09/2024
- One Bay Way Staff Awards 2024 winners revealed
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The first recipients of the newly-rebranded One Way Bay Awards have been announced, with over 6,800 staff votes helping determine the winners.
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- 24/09/2024
- Burns Centre invited to share their expertise at international conference
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The conference also saw a Swansea Bay advanced clinical nurse specialist appointed British Burns Association's lead for nurses working in the UK
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- 24/09/2024
- Team steers trainees onto the road to recruitment
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Tracey Esmaail and Clare Parvin have between them clocked up over 30 years of helping trainees gain employment with Swansea Bay UHB.
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- 23/09/2024
- Staff trek raises hundreds for a sensory garden for patients with brain injuries
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The garden at Neath Port Talbot Hospital is to be used by the Neuro Rehabilitation Unit
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- 20/09/2024
- Clinic supporting mums-to-be shortlisted for national award
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Swansea Bay’s pregnancy wellbeing clinic has been shortlisted for a Royal College of Midwives (RCM) award.
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- 20/09/2024
- Vintage items spark happy memories
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Donated old items help patients with memory impairment to remember.
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- 20/09/2024
- Empty factory in Port Talbot could become a state-of-the-art dialysis centre
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Plans have now been submitted for Stationary House in Sandfields as part of a £70 million investment in renal services.
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