A new practical guide has been published on ‘How to Make the Case for Investment in Well-being and Health Equity’.
Non-Executive Directors work alongside the Executive Directors as part of a unitary board to develop the strategic direction, ensure accountability and shape the organisational culture of Public Health Wales.
The new Public Health Wales Research and Evaluation strategy highlights our commitment to embedding research and evaluation across the organisation, enabling us to build the knowledge needed to improve health and well-being across Wales (Strategic Priority 7).
The next People and Organisational Development Committee meeting will be held on Wednesday 03 July 2019.
A community tuberculosis (TB) screening exercise carried out in Llwynhendy, Carmarthenshire earlier this month has identified no active cases of TB disease within the community, but 76 cases of latent TB infection.
Public Health Wales’s WEDINOS service has seen an increase in the number of samples submitted for testing in the last year.
Employers and members of the public are being reminded of the steps they can take to minimise the risk of Legionnaires’ disease.
This year Public Health Wales has signed up as a supporter of Clean Air Day 2019, which is taking place on 20 June.
Poor quality housing costs the NHS in Wales more than £95m per year in treatment costs – but action to mitigate poor housing could see a return on investment within six years, according to a new report.
Public Health Wales is currently investigating an outbreak of seven confirmed cases of Hepatitis A in people living in the Vale of Glamorgan.