Venalink is a Monitored Dosage System (MDS) provider to community pharmacies. Venalink is based in Deeside.
Ross Care is a manufacturer of mobility equipment such as wheelchairs and mobility scooters. The company are headquartered in Merseyside and have an office in Mold, Flintshire.
Healthcare Matters is a supplier of healthcare aids and equipment based in Wrexham. Products supplied by the company include patient transfer systems, hospital and operating chairs, chair beds and stand aids.
YMA is a not-for-profit social enterprise working with primary care to help deliver innovation.
The Welsh Wound Innovation Centre was established to tackle the challenges associated with acute, traumatic and chronic, non-healing wounds and their treatment and prevention. The centre provides education and training, delivers clinical research and provides commercial consultancy services.
The Welsh Intensive Care Society is a society of intensive care professionals who hold yearly conferences and co-ordinates national audits and research projects.
The WCISU is the National Cancer Registry for Wales, which records, stores and reports on all incidence of cancer within Wales. The unit also conducts their own research and collaborates with Welsh universities and with numerous large-scale international studies.
The Wales School for Social Prescribing Research is led by researchers at the University of South Wales, and aims to research and evaluate social prescribing programmes.
The WIDI is a collaboration between the University of Wales Trinity St David (UWTSD) and the NHS Wales Informatics Service (NWIS - Now Digital Health and Care Wales). This partnership has led to the development of initiatives linked to health data management, whilst also allowing the NWIS to contribute to the design of academic programs within UWTSD, whilst giving UWTSD students the opportunity to access work placements and internships.
The Wales Gene Park is funded by the Welsh Government through Health and Care Research Wales, and is hosted in Cardiff University. The Gene Park supports and promotes genetic and genomic research across Wales, aiding the implementation of the Welsh Government’s Genomics for Precision Medicine Strategy. In addition, the Park provide bespoke sequencing and bioinformatic analysis to biomedical research scientists
