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Paul DaviesConservative
James EvansConservative
Gareth DaviesConservative
Darren MillarConservative
How is the Welsh Government working to improve the provision of mental health services …
Answer: … intervention is needed, we have focused investment and support, and we are now seeing improvements in waiting times to access mental health services for children and young people in Wales
Gareth DaviesConservative
How is the Welsh Government addressing waiting times for dermatological cancer diagnostics …
Andrew RT DaviesConservative
Samuel KurtzConservative
When will the Welsh Government publish a detailed plan for the recovery of elective …
Answer: … recommendations. We have set ambitious and stretching targets in our planned care recovery plan to reduce waiting times and to reduce the backlog of people waiting to be seen and treated, which has built …
Janet Finch-SaundersConservative
Answer: … target relates to the time from referral to the time of the test being undertaken. In relation to this target, the number of pathways waiting more than eight weeks at Betsi Cadwalader University Health …
Darren MillarConservative
Janet Finch-SaundersConservative
Andrew RT DaviesConservative
Natasha AsgharConservative
Will the Cabinet Secretary outline how long the current wait is for a dyslexia …
Answer: The Welsh Government does not hold data on waiting times for dyslexia diagnoses …
Natasha AsgharConservative
Will the Cabinet Secretary outline how long the current wait is for an ADHD …
Answer: The Welsh Government does not hold data on neurodiversity assessment pathway waiting times (including ADHD …
Andrew RT DaviesConservative
What measures has the First Minister implemented with the aim of reducing NHS waiting …
Answer: The commitment to reduce long waiting times remains a priority for Welsh Government, and this remains the case. Accountability arrangements for the oversight of the performance of the NHS in Wales has been maintained …
Sam RowlandsConservative
What is the Welsh Government doing to support disabled children and their families?
Answer: … The Neurodivergence Improvement Programme, backed by £12 million over three years, aims to streamline referrals, reduce waiting times, and improve support services. The Welsh Government also invests in speech and language development through the …
Andrew RT DaviesConservative
To what extent is the Welsh Government involved with the UK Government's national …
Answer: … more closely together to share best practice and to consider how we can improve outcomes and waiting times for people on both sides of the border. Wales has a long-term health and care …
Sam RowlandsConservative
What lessons is the Minister learning from the UK Government and the Scottish Government …
Answer: … fully achieving their plans, as highlighted by the National Audit Office report: Managing NHS backlogs and waiting times in England – National Audit Office (NAO) report We are committed to reducing long waits but this …
Sam RowlandsConservative
Answer: … Diagnostics Board in 2023. It highlighted the potential benefits of diagnostic centres in terms of reducing waiting times and pressure on hospitals but recognised further research was needed. This review did not take into …
Sam RowlandsConservative
Will the Cabinet Secretary provide the timetable of actions to deliver the Diagnostics Recovery …
Answer: … Diagnostics Board in 2023. It highlighted the potential benefits of diagnostic centres in terms of reducing waiting times and pressure on hospitals but recognised further research was needed. This review did not take into …
Sam RowlandsConservative
When does the Cabinet Secretary expect the first rapid diagnostic hub to be opened …
Answer: … Diagnostics Board in 2023. It highlighted the potential benefits of diagnostic centres in terms of reducing waiting times and pressure on hospitals but recognised further research was needed. This review did not take into …