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We are one of the largest Health Boards in Wales, with around 17,000 staff serving a population of approximately 600,000 covering the areas of Bridgend, Neath Port Talbot and Swansea. Our aims, to:· Improve the health of the local population · Reduce inequalities · Improve quality and patient safety · Enhance patient experience, · Strive for excellence  INTERMEDIATE CARE - the Third Way to deliver care to patients, in their own homes   The NHS is modernising the way it delivers its services.Community Integrated Intermediate Services (CIIS) or Intermediate Care, is midway between GP care and going into hospital.For suitable patients, a bespoke package of care is delivered in their own homes by a range of healthcare professionals.See: Intermediate Care - the Third Way for more details and view a selection of video interviews with patients and staff. (Each video 3-4 minutes long) | ||
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BMA Cymru Wales Praises Campaign Progress9 February 2010Richard Lewis, Welsh Secretary of the BMA Cymru Wales explains why the BMA strongly supports the 1000 Lives Campaign.
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Top award for ABM pressure ulcer scheme8 February 2010An innovative zero tolerance pressure ulcer scheme introduced by ABM has picked up a top UK patient safety award. -
Written Statement by Welsh Assembly: Future structure of Community Health Councils (CHCs) in Wales5 February 2010
Edwina Hart, Minister for Health and Social Services:
"I am aware of some recent criticism of the process of consultation I have undertaken on the reform of Community Health Councils in Wales."
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Swine Flu Pandemic Weekly Report4 February 2010The latest swine flu report is now available for viewing.
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Running to follow in dad’s footsteps4 February 2010Having already run marathons in Honolulu, New York, Cardiff and Nottingham an ABM nurse is now in training for her 9th London Marathon. -
Mums have the word3 February 2010 -
Creating an Active Wales3 February 2010
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£30K investment in Gorseinon clinic3 February 2010 -
Celebrity couple make it ‘Appointment of the Day’3 February 2010 -
ABM midwives win national midwifery award1 February 2010 -
Written Statement: Swansea Children’s Social Services29 January 2010
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Party to celebrate 25 years of renal service29 January 2010 - more news >
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The ‘1000 Lives Campaign’ aims to reduce risks to patient safety by implementing life-saving interventions developed by clinicians in Wales.