The event shone a spotlight on the significant contributions made by children and young people to producing the plan, reflecting the importance of ensuring their voices are heard in shaping the services that impact them.
The event, attended by over 40 AHPs and key stakeholders, marked a significant step forward in strengthening the voice of AHPs working within learning disability health and care services.
The NHS Wales Executive has published guidance to support organisations across NHS Wales to establish effective Quality Management Systems (QMS).
Experiencing psychosis can be an incredibly distressing experience. A new website hopes to make it easier for people to find support.
A Health Profile is a document owned by people with a learning disability to tackle health inequalities. It can be used to overcome communication barriers and helps healthcare staff to make reasonable adjustments.
A suite of new resources has been launched by the national Early Intervention in Psychosis (EIP) programme to support young people experiencing psychosis to manage their physical health.
Improvements to maternity services within Powys Teaching Health Board (PTHB) were highlighted at the recent Rural Health and Care Wales conference.