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Welcome to our 2020/21 annual report, which includes the highlights, achievements, challenges and impacts of our first full year of operation.
Published on: 20th September 2021
Category: Data and analysis
The International Horizon Scanning and Learning work stream was initiated as a product of, and to inform upon, the evolving COVID-19 public health response and recovery plans in Wales. It […]
Published on: 10th September 2021
Category: Evidence and research, International Health Insights
Philtre is the monthly bulletin of WEDINOS. It provides monthly summaries of drug analysis results, emerging substance trends, and harm reduction information. This bulletin serves as a vital resource for […]
Published on: 1st September 2021
Category: Drug testing (WEDINOS), Monthly reports
This timely new review led by the ACE Support Hub, provides an update on the recommendations of the original report but also reflects on the progress made in the light […]
Published on: 19th August 2021
Category: Literature review
Published on: 12th August 2021
This summary was conducted as part of the Evidence Service’s collaboration with Heath and Care Research Wales Next update: Update not planned Contact for queries and feedback Introduction A range […]
Published on: 1st August 2021
Published on: 22nd July 2021
Public Health Wales Vaccine Preventable Disease Programme carry out surveillance for socio-economic and geographic (Local Authority level) inequalities in uptake of routine childhood immunisations. The annual reports contain additional health […]
Published on: 8th July 2021
The transformational model for primary and community care, which is a whole system approach to sustainable and accessible local health and wellbeing care, supports the vision set out in A […]
Published on: 5th July 2021
Category: Evidence and research
In a review of urgent and emergency care terminology (Turnbull et al 2019), it was found that four broad constructs are used in forming their definitions: physiological factors, relational language, […]
