During the snowy conditions a 4x4 volunteer group helped over 100 members of essential NHS staff get to work safely.
Karen Higgins, Director of Primary Care, said: “We are seeing an increase in the number of incidents of verbal aggression towards our staff across our primary care services, both over the telephone and face-to-face.
Patients on Wrexham Maelor Hospital’s older person’s ward can now pop out for tea and cake with their families.
The North East Wales based Helplines Department team has become the latest winner of the Seren Betsi Star award,
A much-loved nurse at Ysbyty Gwynedd has retired from her duties after 45 years in the profession.
One of Wales’ longest-serving NHS carers says she has no plans to retire from the job she loves, despite entering her 52nd year with the health service.
A new stroke rehabilitation centre has opened in Llandudno General Hospital to ensure patients have the best chance of a good recovery after having a stroke.
An IT Support Officer at Ysbyty Gwynedd who was told he would never fully recover after suffering a brain haemorrhage has been crowned Apprentice of the Year.
Students at the largest secondary school in Gwynedd have been receiving support and interview tips to prepare them for future employment in the NHS.
During February Wrexham Maelor Hospital’s Cardiac Rehabilitation Team is teaming up with Wrexham AFC, along with the British Heart Foundation Cymru, to show their support for Heart Month.
A GP with a keen interest in treating skin cancer is now supporting other clinicians to diagnose and sometimes treat the condition in their practices.
People are invited to share their feedback on Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board’s plans for the new 63-bed unit and multi-storey car park before a full planning application is submitted to Denbighshire County Council in March.
One of the first stroke patients of a new Early Supported Discharge (ESD) service has praised the team for helping her leave hospital after just five days to recover at home.
Local Year 10 students from Wrexham and Flintshire had a taster of what it takes to become a doctor at Wrexham Maelor Hospital.
A woman who developed a severe rash on her neck and arms following COVID-19 has praised the Wrexham Maelor Hospital’s new cosmetic camouflage make-up service for helping to boost her confidence.
New figures have revealed the critical role that pharmacies and GP Practices have played in supporting the NHS during the busiest period in its history.
A specialist therapy team helped a former nurse regain his independence after a stroke, by helping him drive his prized Maserati again.
A teenager who needed intensive care treatment after contracting the flu virus has thanked the hospital teams who saved his life.