A suite of new resources has been launched to support people to better understand and manage their brain health. Launched during Learning Disability Week (15-21 June), the new resources aim to make brain health more accessible, and highlight its importance, particularly for long-term wellbeing and quality of life.
From today, 1 April 2026, NHS Wales will be implementing changes to the way concerns are investigated across Wales.
Annual Health Checks are offered every year by GP practices to adults with a learning disability aged 18 and over. These checks provide an opportunity to identify health issues early, review existing conditions and medications, and plan personalised care.
Findings from an NHS Wales pilot project have shown how targeted changes to Datix Cymru could improve the recording, monitoring and review of restrictive practice across NHS care settings.
New National Guidance and Standards have been published to reinforce the vital role of the Health Equality Framework+ (HEF+) in tackling health inequalities for adults with a learning disability.
A new committee of dementia specialists, within the Wales Dementia Faculty, has made a significant difference since its introduction last August, with ambitious plans for further developments for the year ahead.
Swansea Bay University Health Board’s Perinatal Directorate and the Cardiothoracic Directorate at Cardiff and Vale University Health Board have been selected to participate in a new programme of support to establish a Quality Management System.