Lee Waters shares the findings and recommendations from the Welsh Government’s external digital panel
Health
Caring for dying people closer to home: how can we meet the challenge?
Palliative care must become a shared priority argues Catrin Mair Edwards
Sport can spark change, but not on its own
Owen Hathway reflects on the findings of the latest school sports survey
Stand and deliver: marking two years of the Cancer Delivery Plan in Wales
Richard Pugh argues the Cancer Delivery Plan requires a refresh to improve survival and standards of care
Hygge is not always good for our health
Rhys Taylor argues we need to tackle the boom in wood burners to protect our health
Good health and care is everyone’s responsibility
Mair Stephens reflects what everyone can do to create a sustainable NHS for our future generations
Including diverse communities in End of Life Care
Michael Banner shares learning from Marie Curie’s Improving Access project
the welsh agenda 61: Autumn/Winter 2018
Dylan Moore previews the content from the latest issue of the welsh agenda
Social Prescribing: how to create a sustainable journey?
Dr Carolyn Wallace, Judith Stone and Dr Sally Rees outline the advantages of a social prescriptive approach to solving individuals’ problems in the community, and ask how we might build appropriate assets to ensure its sustainability
Mental health is core business for primary care
Sara Mosely shares results from a survey of 500 people in Wales who have sought support for their mental health from a GP