We’re delighted to announce the finalists of this year’s NHS Wales Awards.
To celebrate and promote this year’s Learning Disability Week, Improvement Cymru are encouraging health and social care colleagues to recognise the needs and requirements of people with a learning disability.
A busy radiology department at Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board is taking inspiration from vehicle manufacturing to effectively manage its challenging workload.
New grant funding from the Welsh Government is set to improve the lives of children and young adults with a learning disability across Wales.
In this series, we delve into some incredible improvement stories taking place across the NHS in Wales, as part of the Safe Care Collaborative.
Improvement Cymru will continue supporting teams across NHS Wales to undertake work to minimise the time between suspicion of cancer and diagnosis, following the end of the Suspected Cancer Pathways project.
A project in Swansea is turning to the latest technology to improve the process of responding to someone who has fallen at home.
From 1 April 2024, Improvement Cymru formerly join NHS Wales Executive as the Quality, Safety and Improvement directorate.
Improvement work undertaken at Aneurin Bevan University Health Board (ABUHB) has increased the processing speed of urgent suspected cancer samples in its Cellular Pathology lab.
The Awards are back with 12 new categories to showcase improvement work across health and care in Wales.
Today on World Patient Safety Day, Improvement Cymru launches a new strategy ‘Achieving Quality and Safety Improvement’
Earlier this week we welcomed over 650 delegates over two days from all over Wales to rethink how we improve – together.
Improvement Cymru are pleased to announce that their National Conference will be held online on 10 & 11 May 2022.
We at Improvement Cymru are delighted to be able to share with you our first Annual Report.
Improvement Cymru has confirmed that 37 improvement projects are being supported in NHS Wales health boards and trusts by the Safe Care Collaborative.
New grant funding has been made available to help improve the lives of people with a learning disability in Wales.
The next round of Q Exchange, the participatory funding programme with grants of up to £40,000 is now open for ideas.