Swansea Bay Health News
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- 09/01/2020
- Pat on the head for Superstar Seren
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Hard working therapy dog Seren has just made her 200th visit to Singleton’s Radiotherapy department, where she visits weekly with her owner Francis Davies to bring smiles to cancer patients.
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- 09/01/2020
- Interns undergo "unbelievable" change just 10 weeks into jobs
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As the Project SEARCH interns move onto their second round of placements, their families reveal how much the work has helped them grow.
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- 07/01/2020
- Dad walks daughter down the aisle despite brain tumour
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Macmillan team at Singleton Hospital helps Peter James get to the big day
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- 06/01/2020
- Fully refurbished Ward 12 reopens after last year's fire
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A ward at Singleton Hospital which was badly damaged in a fire last March is re-opening, following an extensive refurbishment.
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- 02/01/2020
- Smoking warning for home oxygen users
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Giving up smoking is a good idea for anyone – but for people on home oxygen therapy it’s essential.
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- 27/12/2019
- Speech and language team has last word at awards
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Swansea Bay’s speech and language team has given the profession plenty to talk about after picking up a major award
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- 27/12/2019
- Health board staff awarded for innovative healthcare advancement work
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Swansea Bay staff have been recognised for their innovation, compassion and leadership at the 2019 Advancing Healthcare Awards Wales.
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- 23/12/2019
- Over 5,000 patients have used our Common Ailments Scheme
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It offers FREE over-the-counter medications for 26 common conditions.
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- 23/12/2019
- Christmas dinner help for stroke patients
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Speech and language therapist Sam Lloyd will be out and about on Morriston Hospital’s stroke ward on Christmas morning, helping ensure patients don’t miss out on their opportunity to enjoy a festive dinner.
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- 20/12/2019
- Neonatal unit's videos unite families at Christmas
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A new video sharing system is helping families with premature babies in hospital to stay in touch this Christmas.
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- 20/12/2019
- Special care unit babies come together for Christmas
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Some of Swansea Bay’s most adorable residents have been celebrating Christmas with the staff who helped give them the best start in life.
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- 20/12/2019
- District nurses epitomise festive goodwill
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Meet the district nurses who are giving up their Christmas Day to serve others
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- 17/12/2019
- Wales Diabetes Network introduces Hypo Dino 'Tim'...
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Children with Type 1 Diabetes are invited to read about the adventures of Tim Dinosaurus -the creation of Katie Courtney and Ava Morgan, both aged 9.
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- 16/12/2019
- Santa brings virtual cheer to Morriston Hospital's children's wards
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It’s Santa’s busiest time of year but that didn’t stop him taking a morning off to send some Christmas cheer to Morriston Hospital’s children’s wards.
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- 12/12/2019
- Statement in response to serious bus accident
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We can confirm that Morriston Hospital is treating five casualties who sustained injuries as a result of the bus accident in Swansea this morning.
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- 10/12/2019
- Wonderful response to Winter Homeless Appeal will help spread festive cheer
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A magnificent response to an annual appeal for Swansea Bay’s homeless community will really spread some festive cheer this Christmas.
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- 10/12/2019
- Furry friends to find new homes in Swansea Bay this Christmas
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Children in Swansea Bay with exceptional health needs will receive very special, and very fluffy, gifts this Christmas.
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- 09/12/2019
- Volunteers thanked for year of help at festive celebration
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Swansea Bay health board’s army of volunteers have been thanked for their help at a special seasonal celebration.
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- 09/12/2019
- Swansea Bay duo deliver maternity training in Africa
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Two Swansea Bay University Health Board employees have helped develop maternity training in Africa
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- 06/12/2019
- Robotic technology frees up hospital pharmacists
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They can spend more time on the wards, where they're needed most.
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