Forget-me-not Chorus, in partnership with the ‘Arts for Health and Wellbeing’ programme run by Cardiff and Vale University Health Board, is bringing a new chorus to Cardiff to support those who are bereaved after having cared for a loved one with dementia For more information please visit: www.forgetmenotchorus.com/calon-bereavement-chorus/ Their Socials:Facebook page: Forget-me-not ChorusInstagram: @forgetmenotchorusTwitter: @FMNChorus
Established in October 2017, the Wales Infected Blood Support Scheme (WIBSS), provides support to people who have been infected with Hepatitis C and/or HIV following treatment with NHS blood, blood products or tissue in a hospital in Wales.WIBSS provides a financial payment service and personalised support for beneficiaries. The Scheme consists of a Finance Team, … Continued
Every week in the UK, 20 children are diagnosed with a life-threatening liver disease. Early diagnosis is vital but lack of awareness of these complex conditions means that symptoms, particularly in infants, can easily be missed. The vital signs of possible liver disease in newborn babies are: Prolonged jaundice i.e. continuing after two weeks old Persistently pale coloured … Continued
We would like to make patients aware that we are currently experiencing staff shortages. Please be aware that we are working hard to continue to provide a high level of care and ensure the smooth running of the surgery. We would like to remind all our patients that we do not tolerate any verbal abuse … Continued
Last 4 Weeks to apply or nominate The Welsh Veterans Awards are Open for Nominations and applications – Closing date 1st June! If you are or you know a veteran that’s done some great things since transition to civilian life or you’re a business/organisation/charity that’s gone above and beyond to support our former military then … Continued
Are you a spouse / intimate partner or child (now 18+) of a military veteran? A study is being conducted that wants to understand, from your perspective, what supports have best helped your wellbeing after your family left the military.
Did you know all adults (16 years and over) with spinal, muscle, joint and tendon pain can see a Specialist Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist without the need to see a GP first? Find out how here.
All of us at Ely Bridge Surgery would like to wish Dr Jane Evans a happy and healthy retirement. Dr Evans has been a caring, hard-working and supportive GP and colleague for many years and her contribution will be very much missed.
