World Cancer Day takes place on 4 February every year. This year’s theme, ‘United by Unique’, recognises that no two cancer journeys are the same.
A teenage cancer survivor from Cardiff is sharing her story in the hope of inspiring more people to become lifesavers with the Welsh Blood Service this World Cancer Day (Wednesday 4 February).
A rapid review of evidence conducted by Health Technology Wales (HTW) on the cost medical tourism to the NHS has been published in the journal BMJ Open.
Upon her visit to Velindre Cancer Service, the Chief Nursing Officer for Wales, Sue Tranka, presented Head of Infection, Prevention and Control (IPC) Hayley Jeffreys with the CNO Excellence Award.
Velindre Cancer Service was proud to start the new year by welcoming Sue Tranka, Chief Nursing Officer for Wales (CNO), and Gillian Knight, Deputy Chief Nursing Officer (DCNO), to Velindre Cancer Centre.
The Welsh Blood Service and Velindre University NHS Trust were delighted to welcome a delegation from GPI Spa to sign the contracts on the new Blood Establishment Computers System (BECS), earlier this week.