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.
Announcing the shortlisted entries for the 2022 Awards.
Following a call for research proposals earlier this year, Public Health Wales’ Improvement Cymru directorate has awarded funding to support two research projects that have the potential to deliver improvements and innovation in health and care delivery.
We are delighted to announce that we will be hosting the NHS Wales Awards again in 2022 after a break since 2019 due to the pandemic.
The Improvement Cymru directorate, Public Health Wales now welcomes requests for research to support the Improvement Cymru strategy 'Improving Quality and Safety'.
Back to Community Life, from Improvement Cymru, supports people who are struggling since the pandemic to leave their home and get back to community life. These include people with dementia, people previously shielding or people who are vulnerable.
Our Care Home Cymru team, Public Health Wales, and Welsh Government are proud to launch a new online Resource Platform today for Care Home and Domiciliary Staff.