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Further information on how patients will access NHS dental treatment from August onwards.

A partnership project setup between Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board (CTMUHB), the University of South Wales, and Llusern Scientific, to rapidly diagnose a range of illnesses from Covid-19 to urinary tract infections using LAMP, a newly developed molecular technology.

Three members of our Corporate Nursing Team; Becky Gammon, Tanya Tye and Ben Durham were presented the High Sheriff Award this morning by the High Sheriff, Maria Thomas.

Today (July 18) we’re delighted to be celebrating Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board’s (CTM UHB) Kick-Start graduation event.

One of Cwm Taf Morgannwg’s top specialist Diabetes nurses has had a bench unveiled in her memory at Princess of Wales Hospital, which was her place of work for decades.

Prolonged periods of extremely hot weather pose serious health risks. 

A Memorial Garden for those who have died as a result of the COVID pandemic opened yesterday in the grounds of Prince Charles Hospital.

A new innovative approach to managing patient flow in Princess of Wales Hospital has been launched today, 6 July.

We will be in touch to explain how you will continue to access NHS dental treatment.

A charity night organised by the captain of the golf club Scott Hillman, Paul Jones and other committee members raised £725 towards the refurbishment of the garden on the palliative care ward at Ysbyty Cwm Cynon.

This week we are celebrating the varied contributions of the Dietetic Workforce here at Cwm Taf Morgannwg.

Twenty-one year old Demi Evans has been involved with the kick-start programme since January 2022 and works as an administrative clerk for the wellbeing service within the workforce and organisational development department.  

During Disability Awareness Week we would like to share with you Rhys’ journey as an Engage to Change Project SEARCH intern at Cwm Taf Morgannwg UHB.

This week we celebrate the schemes we have in CTM that offer opportunities to the young people in our communities.

On Sunday July 3, South Wales Fire and Rescue service will be carrying out a recovery exercise on one of the cranes at Prince Charles Hospital, Merthyr.

We are delighted today to be officially launching CRADLE within Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board.

A specialist health visitor who has developed bespoke health education and support to help parents care for their children has been shortlisted for a prestigious UK award.