Tag: Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board
Biomedical scientist set to raise Titanic with record-breaking powerlifting attempt
A biomedical scientist from Rhyl is aiming to "Raise the Titanic" as part of a world record bid to raise money for a cancer...
Anglesey disability group learn new healthy skills in the kitchen
A group of young people with disabilities are sharpening up their culinary skills thanks to a link with public health dietitians.
The Come and Cook...
Pioneering Prestatyn health service opens its doors
A pioneering new health service for Prestatyn has opened its doors to patients.
And the team behind Healthy Prestatyn Iach say the town’s 23,000 patients...
Gwynedd cabinet supports new modern ways of working
Gwynedd Council’s Cabinet recently visited Ysbyty Alltwen to see for themselves the work being carried out by staff from the Council’s social care team...
Andrea’s advice for mums-to-be wins national midwifery award
A diet expert who advises midwives on helping mums-to-be to eat healthily has been handed a top award.
Andrea Basu works to dispel baby myths...
Hospital appointment text alerts help deliver savings of more than £1.4m...
Text messages have helped North Wales health bosses save an estimated £1.4 million by preventing missed appointments.
More than 500,000 reminders have gone out to...
Parents thank medical “angels” who saved baby son’s life twice after...
A mum has praised doctors and nurses for twice saving her baby son’s life.
Gwion Wyn Davis was just 18 days old when he became...
Pioneering mobile heart clinic to help cut waiting times for North...
A pioneering mobile heart scanning clinic that's the first of its kind in the UK is helping to cut waiting times for patients in...
Young patients get creative at Ysbyty Gwynedd thanks to bedside play...
Youngsters being treated at Ysbyty Gwynedd have been distracted from their aches and pain thanks to an innovative creative play scheme.
Artist Karen Ball is...
Listening is key to improving services pledges new Gwynedd and Anglesey...
THE woman responsible for improving grassroots health care across Gwynedd and Anglesey has pledged to make the public’s voice her top priority.
Former pharmacist Ffion...
