Industry, health, and social care organisations in Wales are working together on a range of projects that are transforming health, care, and wellbeing. These projects are making a significant impact on patient’s lives.
Patient stories highlight the real-world impact of healthcare innovations, sharing experiences that foster a deeper understanding of the patient journey, and showcasing the transformative value of new treatments and technologies in Wales.
Four years ago, Brian, was working as a builder in Cardiff. Life changed in an instant when he fell from a roof, landing on a wall, and ending up in hospital. What began as a routine scan for trauma, led to devastating news.
A small group of patients from Bridgend have been working with their local health and social care teams to test devices that can help people manage their medicines better at home.
Liz Thomas, a retired headteacher from Chepstow in south Wales, faced major health challenges that would’ve required a full bowel resection. At the time, the advanced Speedboat™ procedure she needed wasn’t available through NHS Wales.
YOURmeds is an innovative digital device that reminds users when and how to take their medication, sharing data with connected pharmacy and telecare teams, allowing them to offer greater support when needed.
The QuicDNA project is a transformative initiative taking place across six Health Boards in Wales. By incorporating liquid biopsies into lung cancer assessments, this technology offers a faster, less invasive method of gathering vital information.
