Swansea Bay Health News
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- 02/08/2022
- Join Jiffy for a 50-mile challenge that will really benefit Singleton's cancer patients
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Rugby legend Jonathan Davies will once again lead hundreds of cyclists from Cardiff to Swansea to raise funds for cancer care.
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- 01/08/2022
- Student nurse points out the dangers of disrespecting the water
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Now school’s out for the summer, a student nurse has used her initiative to warn children, looking to take a dip, to be aware of the dangers of disrespecting the water.
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- 28/07/2022
- Launch of staff newspaper Bay Health
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Welcome to the first edition of Bay Health our new, monthly, newspaper for staff and everyone interested in the work and services of Swansea Bay University Health Board.
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- 28/07/2022
- It's time to talk about organ donation
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It’s a conversation many shy away from, but Anita Jonas is on a mission to get everyone talking about organ donation.
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- 27/07/2022
- Swansea mum receives life-changing new drug
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Holly Bevan, who has a rare genetic condition, is now looking forward to a brighter future after becoming one of the first people in Wales to have the new drug.
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- 27/07/2022
- A quick conversation could be all you need to avoid Type 2 diabetes
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A 30-minute chat could help people across Swansea Bay avoid developing Type 2 diabetes, a life-changing chronic condition.
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- 27/07/2022
- Lucy's love for her job recognised by UK cancer charity
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Supporting people with sarcoma inevitably takes an emotional toll – but Lucy Whiddett would not have it any other way.
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- 26/07/2022
- Heartfelt donation provides major boost for specialist team
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A specialist palliative care team has received a £20,000 donation in memory of one of the patients it supported in his final days.
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- 25/07/2022
- Hospital doctor prescribes reading in bed to boost well-being
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A book trolley service has been rolled out in Morriston Hospital in an attempt to consign patient boredom to the pages of history.
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- 25/07/2022
- Field hospital beds all now allocated to help tackle local bed poverty and support Ukrainian refugees
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Almost 600 new beds from the Bay Field Hospital have now been distributed and are helping Ukrainian refugees and local communities in Swansea Bay.
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- 21/07/2022
- Urogynaecology's service could save women travelling to England for treatment
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Women in need of specialist treatment for pelvic floor and continence issues may be spared a journey to England in future.
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- 21/07/2022
- Notice of board meeting - 28th July 2022
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Notice is hereby given that a meeting of Swansea Bay University Health Board will be held on Thursday, 28th July 2022 at 12.15pm via YouTube livestream.
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- 19/07/2022
- Nurse's warning after cancer diagnosis because she recognised symptoms
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Tracy Warrington underwent treatment for endometrial cancer after recognising symptoms and is urging others to be aware
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- 18/07/2022
- Staff commended for helping to prevent racism in the workplace
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Two Swansea Bay employees have been recognised for taking a stand against racism in the workplace.
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- 15/07/2022
- Bye bye to the Bay Field Hospital
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It's closing its doors after two years.
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- 13/07/2022
- New blood test clinic set to open
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The hub is at Port Talbot Resource Centre
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- 13/07/2022
- Major nurse recruitment campaign underway in Swansea Bay
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The number of nurses from overseas could almost double as the health board seeks to fill vacancies
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- 11/07/2022
- Pupils give prize money to Cefn Coed Hospital after competition win
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A team of Year 7 pupils scooped the £1k prize money from charity First Give, after highlighting the importance of mental health
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- 11/07/2022
- Grieving father's marathon trek to thank baby loss support group
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Dean Osell walked 150 miles to raise funds after he and wife Fiona experienced the tragic loss of a child
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- 08/07/2022
- Burns nurse issues warning as temperatures soar
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A nurse who specialises in treating burns is urging everyone to apply sun cream often and dispose of instant barbecues safely as temperatures soar to avoid “pain and suffering”.
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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.