NHS app re-launched ahead of revamp

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The Welsh Government is urging people to download the revamped NHS Wales App to access a wide range of services digitally. Over the next 12 months new functionality is being added to the bilingual app, including the ability for people to track their place on an NHS waiting list; view hospital appointments, and a range […]

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