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Excellence in the NHS in Wales

Excellent work is happening every day in Health Boards and NHS Trusts - we are highlighting some of the people and projects that are making us proud of the NHS in Wales. Each month we publish examples of excellence from across the NHS in Wales and you can access them all at the following links below.

20 more things to be proud of in NHS Wales

The NHS in Wales has had another successful month of innovating and leading good practice

More things to be proud of in NHS Wales

More projects and initiatives to be proud of in NHS Wales

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Brilliant work in NHS Wales

In December NHS Wales achieved some remarkable things

Excellence in NHS Wales

More excellent examples of innovative work in the NHS Wales in May

Excellence in NHS Wales and Coronavirus

While the NHS in Wales has been tackling the Coronavirus pandemic there is still plenty of innovation going on within the health and care sector in Wales

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Excellence in NHS Wales throughout Coronavirus

The NHS in Wales continues to explore innovative new models of care and undertake crucial research despite the Coronavirus pandemic

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Excellence in the Welsh NHS

More excellent projects and programmes from the Welsh NHS

Excellent Initiatives in NHS Wales

Some of the excellent projects and initiatives from the NHS in Wales

Great work in NHS Wales

More excellent projects and initiatives in NHS Wales

Highlights of Excellence within the NHS in Wales

These are more of the programmes and projects that are demonstrating excellence in the NHS in Wales

Innovative projects in NHS Wales

Take a look at some of the innovative projects and initiatives going on in NHS Wales this month

Keeping up the great work in Wales

Each month we highlight the innovative projects and care models being implemented by NHS organisations in Wales

Joint working between PCNs and mental health providers must accelerate in the aftermath of COVID-19

PCN Network

Joint working between primary care networks and providers of mental health services must accelerate if the NHS is to help the huge increase in the number of people needing support for their mental health in the coming months and years.

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Community services proved essential in pandemic response but longer term investment and support is needed

Community Network

Community healthcare services have been critical in preventing hospitals from becoming overwhelmed during the coronavirus pandemic and in allowing people to receive the care they need closer to and within their own homes.

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