Patients with stomach and intestinal problems will be seen quicker following the launch of a Gastroenterology clinic in Flintshire and Wrexham.
Patients at Mold Community Hospital were delighted with a visit from Theatr Clwyd’s young performers.
A health board staff member has been honoured by a charity enterprise for her role in developing innovative services which help prepare cancer patients for treatment.
Largest analysis of trapped patients injured in motor vehicle collisions reveals important differences in relation to age and gender, as well as higher mortality rates.
Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board (BCUHB) has launched a new programme today (Friday, June 24th) to ensure that the Armed Forces community across North Wales, are not disadvantaged in the care they receive and where possible, that they receive personalised care and improve patient outcomes.
Wrexham Maelor Hospital has stopped using plastic water bottles saving 80 tonnes of CO2e, and £75,000 per year.
More than 1,800 people work in vital roles to help our hospitals and other sites run smoothly – including porters, domestic assistants and tradespeople, laundry and catering staff, and many more
A scheme that allows families and carers to support people with dementia while they are in healthcare settings is being reintroduced in North Wales.
New practical cookery sessions to help people learn to cook healthy home-made meals have been a success with locals in Penley, Wrexham.
A moving tribute to babies who never got the chance to sparkle for long enough will shine a light on their lives next month.
The Little Stars Baby Memorial Service will take place at St Asaph Cathedral on Sunday July 3, with parents encouraged to light a candle set in a star for their lost loved one.
A woman who received a hospital audiology department’s 500th cochlear implant said she felt like she’d been plunged “into a video game” when it was activated
Over the last year Mold Community Hospital and Ysgol Bryn Gwalia have worked hard to stay in touch in original ways to help patients and pupils stay connected through the COVID-19 pandemic.
A rapid diagnostic clinic, cutting diagnosis times for those with potential cancers to less than two weeks, has been labelled a “Gold Standard” service.