The Duty of Quality, published by Welsh Government, recommends that healthcare systems should operate within a Quality Management System (QMS) to deliver higher quality services.
A new phase of the Safe Care Partnership is underway, providing a revitalised mechanism for achieving key quality and safety priorities across NHS Wales.
The partnership’s new phase will bring together partners and key stakeholders to collectively achieve national quality and safety priorities determined by health boards and trusts, the NHS Wales Executive and Welsh Government.
Our Learning Disability programme has provided advice, support, and resources to colleagues throughout the NHS in Wales and beyond.
The NHS Wales Awards 2025 are officially open and you’re invited to enter…
As our Learning Disability Programme nears its six year anniversary and embarks on a new phase, let’s take a closer look at the progress of our work from 2019-2025.
We’re pleased to launch the Framework for the use of Non-Pharmaceutical Approaches to Reducing Restrictive Practices in Wales.
The end of March is a time where many of us in the NHS reflect and report on activity over the past year. It’s clear that significant strides have been made in dementia care across Wales.