Swansea Bay Health News

The workshops provided youngsters considering their future to learn about the role of physiotherapy in helping patients 

A 50-year career in healthcare could have been so different for Christine Morrell had it not been for a convenient bus stop and some sound advice from her father.

Health board wellbeing champion Sam Minards has been motivating colleagues to move more during our Active August campaign.

Rebecca Mainwaring raised funds for the children's ward where she was treated as she turns forty

We are delighted to announce that, following a successful recruitment campaign over the summer, Abigail Harris has been appointed as the new Chief Executive of Swansea Bay University Health Board. 

Last few days to enter a team for the event organised by haulage firm A.T. Morgan and Son in Crymlyn Burrows.

Staff at one of Wales’s busiest emergency departments are reminding people to stay safe this bank holiday weekend.

Singleton Hospital's ward 8 has a comprehensive activity plan.

A new service will see psychologists working in communities to help strengthen resilience around mental health and wellbeing.

Rugby legend leads the way on epic ride from Cardiff to Swansea

A showcase workshop for people interested in an NHS career as an occupational therapist will take place this autumn.

Like many people, Abbie Evans took up regular exercise during the Covid lockdowns. But her activity went much further than just regular walks or cycles around her neighbourhood. It became the first step to representing Great Britain in triathlon.

The latest cohorts of international nurses to have moved thousands of miles to make Swansea Bay their home were given a warm Welsh welcome at a special event to celebrate their arrival.

Read the response from the Chair of Swansea Bay UHB to a letter from the Swansea Bay Maternity Support Group, 14th August 2024.

Awards give patients and their families the opportunity to say a big thank you.

A mental health foundation has teamed up with GP practices in part of Swansea to help provide wellbeing support to people close to their homes.

Reviews into suspected patient safety incidents of healthcare-acquired (nosocomial) COVID-19 during the onset of the pandemic have concluded their initial investigation, following a national programme of work to coordinate investigations of the unusually high number of incidents recorded.

A family has scored a big thank you from the Swans for helping Swansea Bay Health Charity with a fundraising goal close to their hearts.