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Business Statement and Announcement
… and a written response. The Minister will also be making a statement later today that specifically covers reducing waiting times, and perhaps you would like to raise such a question at that point …
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Business Statement and Announcement
… Senedd business, an oral statement has been added to today's agenda on delivering our priorities, reducing waiting times and strengthening primary care. Draft business for the next three weeks is set out on the business statement, which …
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Questions to the First Minister
… June. These focus on improving access, strengthening local services, providing more care closer to home, reducing waiting times, supporting staff and ensuring long-term sustainability. We are also considering patient experience of cross-border healthcare as part …
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Questions to the First Minister
… the poor performance that has now come home to roost, I'm afraid, in terms of the longest waiting times in Britain, in terms of the poor performance of the ambulance service and in terms of the crumbling …
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Statement by the First Minister: The First Minister's Priorities
… time. In the meantime, NHS Wales Performance and Improvement is supporting the NHS in Wales to improve cancer waiting time performance and to address the differences in access across Wales, which is something that we have to even …
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Questions to the First Minister
… was quite clearly an area that you have complete control of, and that is the increase in NHS waiting times. An extra 6,000 people were added on the pathway list; now, nearly 750,000 people in Wales … individuals who are waiting two years or one year, and those who have been added to the waiting lists time and time again, as each month passes by, that these lists will decrease and that by the end …
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Questions to the Cabinet Minister for Government Effectiveness and the Constitution
… our priorities set out in the manifesto around childcare, around child poverty, around the health service and reducing waiting times, around improving standards in school, around improving the economy are our priorities, and people must understand that those …
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Questions to the First Minister
… secret to any of us—and while AI in stroke services is very welcome, the latest median ambulance waiting time for the orange category, which includes stroke patients, was nearly one and a half hours. Our nursing workforce …
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Welsh Conservatives Debate: Health emergency
… this does not constitute a health emergency. I've announced an ambitious £120 million to continue to cut waiting times and the waiting list this year—plans for Wales to tackle the root causes of ill health …
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Statement by the Cabinet Minister for Health and Care: Health and Care Priorities
… the Member over the next few years in delivering these. When the Member says that it's not time for any more slogans, we need delivery, that's exactly a slogan in itself. But he says that the … Wales while Plaid Cymru is in Government. The Member spoke about the backlog that we have in the waiting times, and I referenced that in my opening speech, and, absolutely, this is about delivery. That's why …
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Business Statement and Announcement
Thank you very much to the Member for raising those two issues. First of all, in terms of waiting times, the Cabinet Minister for health made a statement last week. We will be giving an update to the …
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Welsh Conservatives Debate: Health emergency
… people in Wales on an NHS waiting list, and if you're on an NHS waiting list, you're more than 500 times more likely than over the … border in England to be waiting for two years or more. [Interruption.] Cancer targets are routinely missed. Our waiting time targets are routinely missed. Our emergency performance targets are routinely missed. Our ambulance targets are routinely missed …
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Statement by the Cabinet Minister for Health and Care: Health and Care Priorities
… establish surgical hubs across Wales, as I've mentioned, in order to deal with the pressures on waiting times, which are far too great. I visited such a centre in Neath Port Talbot recently in order to see …
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Questions to the First Minister
… area, consistently falls short, of course, of meeting the four-hour standard. Latest performance figures are unsatisfactory. Prolonged waiting times continue to pose significant challenges. So, I couldn't make it clearer than to say that my Cabinet …
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Questions to the Cabinet Secretary for Transport and North Wales
… England are being forced to endure longer delays after the Welsh health board instructed those hospitals to align waiting times with Wales’s significantly longer waits. I’m sure you’d agree that it is not acceptable for …
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Questions to the Minister for Health and Social Services
… their wider teams in one unit to do diagnostics and treatment that will definitely have an impact on waiting times and waiting lists. But we don't have to wait for that. I think there are other innovations …
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Statement by the First Minister: The First Minister's Priorities
… started with a complaint, but we'll make sure, of course, that statements get to you on time. A number of issues. On health, I'll use the words: we clearly face an emergency within the NHS … place those measures that we have already outlined in order to deal with, yes, the issue of waiting times and the pressing need to take action on that front, but also the longer term thinking, the preventative agenda …
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New Petitions
There's the challenge of wait times for accident or emergency treatments, and accident treatment would include minor injury units. Those who have the joy of being parents have probably visited a minor injury unit at some point … normal part of what happens. And yet at the same time, going to a genuine emergency, where there are still long waits and there's a challenge about how to quickly put people into the right place for …
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Welsh Conservatives Debate: A&E department performance data
… week when clinical staff or admin staff have to go through and effectively remove the amount of time people are waiting in A&E in order to have those statistics, that data published; time that I think could … the only people I would suggest who may not want to have the true position of A&E waiting times if they are poorer is indeed the Government. So, this is something that has not just come about …
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Statement by the First Minister: The First Minister's Priorities
… how measures such as dedicated elective care centres, faster diagnostics and greater use of telehealth will help reduce waiting times and improve patient care in communities served by Cwm Taf Morgannwg health board? Diolch …