COVID-19 has made Welsh NHS waiting list problems worse but has also created a unique opportunity to build a better planned care system Read more about COVID-19 has made Welsh NHS waiting list problems worse but has also created a unique opportunity to build a better planned care system
Libraries - it's not just about the books Read more about Libraries - it's not just about the books Since our Twitter thread about library services back in July, lots of things have changed. The list of things we’re allowed to do has continued to get longer than the list of things we’re not. Councils have been able to start thinking about what comes next, not just having to react to what’s just happened. It seems like a good time to reflect on where Council services have been – in this example, library services – and where they might go next.
Our webinar on public bodies’ cyber resilience during lockdown Read more about Our webinar on public bodies’ cyber resilience during lockdown Come to our webinar to hear how public bodies in Wales have been adapting their cyber resilience arrangements during lockdown. Cyber security is one of the biggest risks to UK national security. And this risk has increased during the COVID-19 pandemic, as hackers have exploited new opportunities for cybercrime. New work from Audit Wales is looking at public bodies’ ‘cyber resilience’, a holistic approach to the hazards of the digital world, including the detection, prevention and recovery from cyber incidents.
Cracking the Code: Management of Clinical Coding Across Wales Read more about Cracking the Code: Management of Clinical Coding Across Wales
Clinical Coding is still not getting the profile it needs within NHS Wales Read more about Clinical Coding is still not getting the profile it needs within NHS Wales
Swansea Bay University Health Board – Structured Assessment 2020 Read more about Swansea Bay University Health Board – Structured Assessment 2020
Seven-year hospital upgrade in North Wales cost over £60 million more than originally approved Read more about Seven-year hospital upgrade in North Wales cost over £60 million more than originally approved