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Natasha AsgharConservative
Will the Cabinet Secretary confirm whether he has spoken with health boards about delays …
Answer: Separate waiting times data for children referred to Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospital is not collected …
Natasha AsgharConservative
Mark IsherwoodConservative
What diagnostic imaging activity data are currently collected by NHS Wales or Digital Health …
Answer: … services data is available on StatsWales in the Health and social care section, under Performance and waiting times. There are no plans to publish additional data …
Vaughan GethingLabour
What is the waiting list in Wales for audiology services that could be provided …
Answer: Waiting time information for audiology services is held by health boards …
Gareth DaviesConservative
How is the Cabinet Secretary working with Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board to ensure …
Answer: … Welsh Government invested £50m last year and a further £120m this year to support improvements in waiting times, including the commissioning of a range of services. Health boards continue to build on well-established …
Janet Finch-SaundersConservative
Janet Finch-SaundersConservative
Laura Anne JonesConservative
What is the longest period an individual has waited for therapy services at the …
Answer: This information is available from the StatsWales website: Diagnostic and Therapy services waiting times by individual weeks waiting, health board and hospital site, from November 2019 onwards (gov.wales …
Samuel KurtzConservative
Answer: … centres are based in Swansea, Cardiff and Liverpool. The Welsh Government does not collect data on waiting times specifically for pancreatitis and there is no national clinical audit of pancreatitis care. At the current …
Samuel KurtzConservative
Answer: … centres are based in Swansea, Cardiff and Liverpool. The Welsh Government does not collect data on waiting times specifically for pancreatitis and there is no national clinical audit of pancreatitis care. At the current …
Samuel KurtzConservative
Will the Cabinet Secretary confirm what the standard referral pathway is for patients in …
Answer: … centres are based in Swansea, Cardiff and Liverpool. The Welsh Government does not collect data on waiting times specifically for pancreatitis and there is no national clinical audit of pancreatitis care. At the current …
Samuel KurtzConservative
Will the Cabinet Secretary set out which specialist functions are provided for each specialist …
Answer: … centres are based in Swansea, Cardiff and Liverpool. The Welsh Government does not collect data on waiting times specifically for pancreatitis and there is no national clinical audit of pancreatitis care. At the current …
Samuel KurtzConservative
Will the Cabinet Secretary confirm whether there is a named clinical lead for pancreatitis …
Answer: … centres are based in Swansea, Cardiff and Liverpool. The Welsh Government does not collect data on waiting times specifically for pancreatitis and there is no national clinical audit of pancreatitis care. At the current …
Samuel KurtzConservative
Answer: … centres are based in Swansea, Cardiff and Liverpool. The Welsh Government does not collect data on waiting times specifically for pancreatitis and there is no national clinical audit of pancreatitis care. At the current …
Samuel KurtzConservative
Will the Cabinet Secretary confirm which hospital sites deliver specialist pancreatitis services?
Answer: … centres are based in Swansea, Cardiff and Liverpool. The Welsh Government does not collect data on waiting times specifically for pancreatitis and there is no national clinical audit of pancreatitis care. At the current …
Samuel KurtzConservative
Will the Cabinet Secretary provide a list of the specialist centres in Wales that …
Answer: … centres are based in Swansea, Cardiff and Liverpool. The Welsh Government does not collect data on waiting times specifically for pancreatitis and there is no national clinical audit of pancreatitis care. At the current …
Darren MillarConservative
How is the Welsh Government working with health boards to address one-year waits …
Answer: … Aug 2025: 558 o Change: 89% reduction The Child Health Network have prioritized paediatric waiting times and have committed to work with the Planned Care Programme to support pathway redesign with the aim …
Heledd FychanPlaid
Sam RowlandsConservative
Answer: The Welsh Government has committed to reducing ophthalmology waiting times, particularly for cataract care, which saw significant delays due to the pandemic. In alignment with the National Clinical Strategy for Ophthalmology, a regional approach …
Rhun ap IorwerthPlaid