Tag: All Wales/National

The CDR Programme is being re-established in Wales. The aim of the programme is to identify and describe patterns and causes of child death, including any trends, and to recommend […]

The Child Death Review Programme undertook this thematic review to examine factors that have contributed to suicide deaths, identify opportunities for prevention and make recommendations to reduce the risk of […]

In the years that have followed the European Union (EU) referendum in 2016, Brexit has seldom been out of the news. Despite considerable activity, there was still uncertainty around Brexit […]

It will summarise initial analysis of the new trade agreements being struck by the UK Government to highlight some of the opportunities and risks for public health, and explore what […]

The Wales Without Violence Framework outlines the key elements needed to successfully develop primary prevention and early intervention strategies to end violence among children and young people through a public […]

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 […]

This evaluation report provides an overview of progress during the implementation Phase 2 of the Urgent Primary Care Centre (UPCC) Programme April 2021 – March 2022, notes the work carried […]

We used an online method called Group Concept Mapping (GCM) to develop the national consensus with participants from geographically spread services who had developed distinct models of urgent primary care.

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, […]

Welsh Government tasked Public Health Wales with developing a HCPH framework in collaboration with key stakeholders. This framework aims to strengthen HCPH in Wales, providing clear roles for public health […]