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Public Health Wales (PHW) brought together experts in children and young people’s mental health to review data and evidence on the patterns of mental health difficulties among children and young […]
Executive summary Climate change is recognised as the greatest threat to humanity (WHO, UN, WWF). Climate change affects our physical environment and as a result affects the functioning of our […]
This report collates activity related to the Gwên am Byth programme undertaken by the Community Dental Services in the seven Local Health Boards in Wales. The reporting period is from 1 April 2023 […]
Category: Data and analysis
This report collates activity related to the Gwên am Byth programme undertaken by the Community Dental Services in the seven Local Health Boards in Wales. The reporting period is from 1 April […]
The annual report of the NHS Wales Safeguarding Network 2025 to 2026 highlights the commitment and collective leadership of safeguarding professionals across NHS Wales in strengthening the protection, wellbeing, and rights […]
Health and social care colleagues are reminded to implement relevant escalation plans and take appropriate business continuityactions to ensure services are able to cope as best they can with any […]
32.4% of 5-year-old children in Wales have experienced tooth decay. Children living in more disadvantaged areas can be twice as likely to have decay and to have three times as […]
Public Health Wales leads and supports research to improve health, reduce inequalities and strengthen public health services in Wales.
Category: Evidence and research
Welcome to our strategic equality plan and objectives for the next four years and thank you to everyone who took the time to contribute their ideas, thoughts and comments. We […]
