Additional Allied Health Professions Investment Fund — End of Year Report 2025 to 26
- All Wales/National
The 2025/26 Executive Summary provides a summary of the work completed during this financial year relating to the Additional Allied Health Professions (AHP) Investment Fund, and to highlight the effective use of Allied Health Professionals to support people to stay well at home.
This paper is part of an Additional AHP Investment report suite, comprising an Executive Summary, a Comparison Report outlining changes between the 2024/25 and 2025/26 submissions, and a Detailed Report presenting regional evidence, impact and learning.
The evidence demonstrates stronger community and primary care capacity, improved access to rehabilitation and prevention, admission and readmission avoidance, earlier discharge, and improved functional outcomes.
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