NHS Wales Awards 2025

Those entering this category have demonstrated a commitment to linking learning and improvement activities with strategic visions for organisation-wide transformation.

Those entering this category have demonstrated use of data and knowledge to deliver improvements, measure impact and sustain outcomes.

Those entering this category have shown that the team is committed to providing safe, high-quality care by fostering a culture of teamwork - within the team, in interactions with other teams and with the people they serve.

Those entering this category have addressed workforce challenges actively and made changes that provide lasting solutions for delivering safe, high-quality care.

Those entering this category have a leader or leadership team who have used their knowledge, skill and commitment to contribute to the project’s success.

Those entering this category have made improvements to ensure patients are at the centre of decisions, services, and their own care. Projects in this category may have addressed diverse needs, which could include ensuring the Welsh language is as visible as the English language and that people who require a service in Welsh do not have to ask for it.

Those entering this category have made changes that show improvements in access to services for people with any specific protected or personal characteristics or which recognise our active offer for a providing a service in Welsh without someone having to ask for it.

Those entering this category have demonstrated efficient and effective use of resources to provide value for both the service and the patients.

Those entering this category have shown a clear positive effect on making the best clinical decisions, either in one pathway or across multiple pathways.

Those entering this category have made measurable improvements in the delivery of care to the right people, in the right place and at the right time.