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How many terminally ill patients are currently receiving palliative care in Wales? | Open Senedd

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Written question WQ96421

Asked by: Janet Finch-SaundersConservativeMember for Aberconwy
To be answered by: Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care
Tabled: 12 May 2025
Due: 19 May 2025
Answered: 19 May 2025
Time to answer: 7 daysAnswered by the due date

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How many terminally ill patients are currently receiving palliative care in Wales?

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Answered by Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care

The Welsh Government does not hold this information.

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