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More than 5,000 People in Wales Now Face Waits of over Two Years for Treatment
Latest health data show 714,200 open treatment pathways and 11,616 patients waiting 12 hours or more in emergency departments.
Summary by South Wales Argus
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'We know these figures are not good enough': Swansea Bay's ambulances slowest in Wales for serious calls as Hywel Dda's two-year waits treble
The Welsh waiting list has grown for a fifth month and Hywel Dda's two-year waits have more than trebled in a year. Swansea Bay has the fastest A&E in Wales, but its ambulances are the slowest to reach serious calls and its cancer waits are the worst.
NHS waiting list rises for fifth month as minister admits figures ‘not good enough’
Mark Mansfield NHS waiting lists in Wales have risen for a fifth consecutive month, prompting Health Minister Mabon ap Gwynfor to admit the figures are “not good enough”. There were just over 714,200 treatment pathways open at the end of August, around 4,500 more than in July. These represented an estimated 558,100 people, as some […]
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