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The Shaping Places for Well-being in Wales Programme supports learning group members across Public Services Boards (PSBs) in Wales, including members of the regional Whole Systems Approach to Healthy Weight […]
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Following participation in a series of systems mapping workshops led by the Shaping Places for Well-being in Wales (SPWW) team, a learning group member from Swansea Public Services Board (PSB) […]
Despite much progress being made since Public Services Boards (PSBs) were established in 2015, the baseline evaluation from the Shaping Places for Well-being in Wales programme, found that some PSBs […]
Next update: To be announced Contact for queries or feedback Introduction Wales, together with other countries, has seen a stalling in life expectancy and mortality improvements since around 2011. This […]
This collection is published on a weekly basis and provides influenza surveillance reports for Wales covering the 2022/23 flu season (October 2022 to October 2023). It brings together key data […]
Next update: To be announced Contact for queries or feedback Get in touch We are always looking to improve on the products we produce to ensure that they are user-friendly. […]
Epidemiology Before the introduction of routine immunisation, rubella was common among children aged four to nine years. Epidemics of rubella occurred every 6-9 years. Rubella immunisation was introduced in the […]
Epidemiology Mumps has been notifiable in England and Wales since October 1988, the same time as the introduction of the MMR vaccine. Following a long period of low incidence in […]
Next update: To be announced Contact for queries or feedback Key Messages This is the first beta of the Physical Activity profile, developed in partnership with Natural Resources Wales and […]
Epidemiology Measles has been notifiable in England and Wales since 1940, and notifications varied between 160,000 and 800,000 cases per year, the peaks occurring in two-year cycles. Before the introduction […]
