New patient deal aims to cut NHS waiting times across Wales

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New patient deal aims to cut NHS waiting times across Wales
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A NEW deal between the NHS and the public is at the centre of a plan to drive down the longest waiting times for healthcare in Wales. Health Secretary Jeremy Miles is expected to unveil a strategy this week aimed at reducing the overall waiting list by 200,000 patients by March 2026. The plan also […]

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