A summer of sun and extra flower beds have blossomed into the perfect partnership for patients’ wellbeing at Singleton Hospital.
There is a major outage of a computer system that is used to refer patients from NHS 111 Wales to out-of-hours GP providers. This system is used by local health boards to coordinate these services for patients. The ongoing outage is significant and has been far reaching, impacting each of the four nations in the UK.
Businessman buys Swans season tickets for dementia ward
An extra 21 consultation rooms have been provided in Neath Port Talbot Hospital to help tackle waiting lists exacerbated by the Covid pandemic.
When teen cancer survivor Skye Edgecombe thanked staff at Morriston Hospital for treating her it really was a case of fun and games.
Rugby legend Jonathan Davies will once again lead hundreds of cyclists from Cardiff to Swansea to raise funds for cancer care.
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.
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.
It’s a conversation many shy away from, but Anita Jonas is on a mission to get everyone talking about organ donation.
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.
A 30-minute chat could help people across Swansea Bay avoid developing Type 2 diabetes, a life-changing chronic condition.
Supporting people with sarcoma inevitably takes an emotional toll – but Lucy Whiddett would not have it any other way.
A specialist palliative care team has received a £20,000 donation in memory of one of the patients it supported in his final days.
A book trolley service has been rolled out in Morriston Hospital in an attempt to consign patient boredom to the pages of history.
Almost 600 new beds from the Bay Field Hospital have now been distributed and are helping Ukrainian refugees and local communities in Swansea Bay.
Women in need of specialist treatment for pelvic floor and continence issues may be spared a journey to England in future.
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.
Tracy Warrington underwent treatment for endometrial cancer after recognising symptoms and is urging others to be aware
Two Swansea Bay employees have been recognised for taking a stand against racism in the workplace.
It's closing its doors after two years.
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