Sarah Stone describes the impact of loneliness and isolation, and work being done to tackle it in Wales.
Health
Prudent Healthcare: a turning point for health and care in Wales
Prudent healthcare is everyone’s responsibility, argues Dr Tom Powell
Health and social care funding: have any political parties got a grip on the challenge ahead?
Joseph Ogle assesses the implications of the UK party proposals for health and social care for devolved spending in Wales
Maximising the potential of GP clusters in Wales
Rachel Podolak explores the potential of GP clusters in Wales
A cautious welcome to additional learning needs reform
Dr Alison Stroud looks at some of the issues with potential to affect implementation of the Additional Learning Needs and Education Tribunal (Wales) Bill.
Promises, promises …what we shall be looking out for in the party manifestos
Michael Trickey looks at what the General Election manifestos might mean for public spending and public services in Wales
Sustainable Diets from Sustainable Food Systems
Pamela Mason and Tim Lang argue for the need to address the huge problems within the food system by shifting dietary consumption through the development of sustainable dietary guidelines
Parity of esteem?
Peter Martin and Marcus Longley argue that good health is both psychological and physical, and that despite good policy intentions, there is still much to do if mental and physical health are to achieve truly equal value
GP Services in Wales: The Perspective of Older People
Sarah Rochira sets out the findings of her report into older people’s experiences in accessing and using GP services
Poverty kills: why child health in Wales is being threatened by deprivation
Dr Mair Parry warns that their level of deprivation is at the heart of how healthy a child is.