• Colonel Andrews finally leaves his hospital post after 39 years' exemplary service
• We are asking for your support to help limit the spread of viruses
• Double award win at Wales' top Nurse of the Year Awards
• Tall Poppies project rolls back the years for dementia patients
• Young people help create comic strip designs to have a voice on health services
• More people, more active, more often – how North Wales can work together to tackle 'inactivity emergency'
  • North Wales on the Move
• Thank you to all our staff working on Christmas Day 2024
  • Val Vickers, Emergency Nurse Practitioner
  • Ferdi and Kate Vitug Intensive Care Unit
  • Elin Jones and Liah Jones, Midwives
  • Alexis Parry, Catering Supervisor
  • Mike Peggie, Portering Supervisor
  • Kristy Jo-Howells, Cook Team Leader
• A festive look back on 2024
  • 'They're helpful, good humoured and caring' – the team reducing hospital admissions and ED waits
  • Work progressing well on new Orthopaedic hub at Llandudno Hospital
  • New cancer support centre in North Wales breaks ground
  • New £30m Bangor Health Hub moves a step closer
  • Prehabilitation Unit open for patients needing major cancer surgery to reduce risks and boost recovery
  • Ysbyty Gwynedd now official training centre for robotic knee surgery
  • Dedicated facility for community healthcare services has opened in Wrexham
  • New Medical School a "game-changer" for doctor recruitment in North Wales
  • 'Tell them everything and I mean everything' – new CAMHS centre plan for children in crisis
  • Kirstin's mercy missions repair more than just smiles of those born with disfiguring condition
  • "It's such a precious memory" – ambulance and Hospice at Home team help patient's wish of seeing Peter Kay live with family come true
  • New Wrexham Maelor Hospital choir sings for their mental health and wellbeing
• Jane Moore, Executive Director of Public Health
• Heroes in the Storm: NHS staff battle through the elements to continue patient care during Storm Darragh
• North Wales dad tells how he needed artificial lung to survive severe flu infection
• Hospital lingerie and swimwear fayre empowering women affected by breast cancer surgery
• 78-year-old bus driver back on school runs just two months after hip surgery thanks team at Ysbyty Gwynedd
• Update on Executive and Senior Leadership appointments
• A pioneering Hepatitis C improvement project has won at the NHS Wales Awards 2024
• Update on Executive Leadership: Chief Operating Officer
• New panel to ensure public spaces and buildings across North Wales are accessible to all
• Wrexham Children's Ward to hold special service for families touched by loss
• Public Bodies come together to condemn anti-social behaviour at Llandudno General Hospital
• 'They're helpful, good humoured and caring' – the team reducing hospital admissions and ED waits
• Nurse sets up volunteer-led stoma support group in Flintshire
• Winners - Staff Achievement Awards 2024
• Ysbyty Gwynedd Emergency Department ranked best place to train in Wales by junior doctors
• New innovative chemotherapy service cuts waiting times and simplifies appointments for treatment
• 21-year-old thanks lifesaving neighbours and medics who saved his life
• Newly expanded NHS Pharmacy opens in Rossett offering enhanced services
• Celebrating a milestone for robotic surgery in North Wales
• Families enjoy a health and wellbeing camping trip as part of a partnership project
• World Meningitis Awareness Day: Parents raise awareness of meningitis symptoms in memory of their baby boy
• New Medical School a "game-changer" for doctor recruitment in North Wales

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