Health Secretary Jeremy Miles on North Wales preventable deaths, A&E waits and corridor care

Health Secretary Jeremy Miles on North Wales preventable deaths, A&E waits and corridor care

In a wide-ranging interview Mr Miles admitted some health services in the region are 'not good enough' as he vows to give the funding support to ensure patients here get the NHS treatment they deserve

Health chief says 'money won't solve NHS problems'

Richard Evans, Local Democracy Reporter The chairman of the north Wales health board believes a new £33m hospital development will ease pressure at A&E department, but insists money alone wouldn’t fix the NHS. Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board chairman Dyfed Edwards said a revamped Royal Alexandra hospital would help improve reduce waiting times at sbyty […]

A&E performance in North Wales “is not good enough”, admits health secretary

The announcement that the Royal Alexandra Hospital will be turned into a new health facility as part of a £33m redevelopment was a genuine piece...