QNR – Senedd Cymru ar 4 Hydref 2017.
Our public health priorities are set out in the recently published ‘Prosperity for All’ national strategy, which includes our updated 12 well-being objectives and the steps we will be taking to meet them. These include improving the health and well-being of workers and supporting an increase in people’s physical activity.
The Welsh Government’s intentions were set out in November last year in the updated cancer delivery plan for Wales. Through the national implementation group, there will be a focus on early diagnosis, and health boards will continue to prioritise cancer waiting times.
Our White Paper sets out our proposals in various areas of quality and governance in health and social care. We will also be consulting on amending the relevant local health board boundaries with regard to the Bridgend County Borough Council area to support effective partnership working.
Ym mis Tachwedd 2016, comisiynodd Llywodraeth Cymru Iechyd Cyhoeddus Cymru i gynnal adolygiad trylwyr o holl wasanaethau iechyd rhywiol Cymru. Rŷm ni’n disgwyl canlyniadau’r adolygiad yn gynnar yn 2018 a bydd hyn yn helpu i lywio cyfeiriad y gwasanaeth yn y dyfodol.
Social Care Wales published their five-year strategic plan on 28 September. The plan sets out three overarching aims for the organisation of focusing on providing public confidence, leading and supporting improvement, and developing the workforce.
We are currently discussing proposals with our partners in the LHB areas and will make a further announcement on the consultation as soon as those discussions are concluded. Welsh Government will be making a further statement on this during the autumn.
Fe wnaeth prif swyddogion meddygol y Deyrnas Unedig gomisiynu Pwyllgor Gweithgarwch Corfforol y Deyrnas Unedig i ystyried y dystiolaeth tu ôl i’r galw am wahardd rygbi cyffwrdd i blant oed ysgol. Gwrthododd y pwyllgor yr alwad i wahardd taclo, ac nid oedd yn teimlo bod risg annerbyniol o niwed wrth gymryd rhan mewn rygbi.
New regional partnership boards bring together health, social services and other partners to plan and deliver effective integrated services. Their purpose is to improve well-being outcomes and make best use of resources to support sustainability.