'A wake up call': Damning report criticises cancer care in Wales | ITV News Wales Reporter Rhys Williams writes www.itv.com/news/2025-01...
Claire O’Shea
@claireoshea.bsky.social
Wales resident, Somerset bred. Campaigner, joiner and do’er. Head of Hub Cymru Africa. Co-Chair of WOAG. Board of Samaritans Cymru and CF10 Rugby Trust. People think I’m funny. Stage 4 Sarcoma (cancer for those that don’t know)
“National leadership needed” to improve Welsh cancer services www.channel4.com/news/patient...
“National leadership needed” to improve Welsh cancer services
A highly critical report says stronger, clearer national leadership is urgently needed in Wales to improve cancer services.
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"National leadership, decision-making and oversight arrangements are not effective..." The spending watchdog @WalesAudit has been examining cancer services in Wales, and its findings are damning Major questions for the Welsh Government as to how this has happened www.audit.wales/publication/...
Cancer Services in Wales | Audit Wales
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Helpful link here (and many kind words from Simon) ❤️
Never less than amazed by @claireoshea.bsky.social and how she can be so articulate about her experiences and feelings in the face of what she is dealing with We’re with you all the way❤️ www.itv.com/walesprogram...
I’m on Wales This Week tonight at 8:30 talking about assisted dying. It’s an emotive subject. As someone who will soon fall within the remit of the bill, a terminal illness with 6 months to live, it felt important to support it.
This simply isn’t good enough. In Wales, Claire’s Campaign (@claireoshea.bsky.social ) is working to highlight the issue and change the way women are diagnosed and supported through gynaecological cancers but more is needed to ensure women are seen and heard in a timely fashion
Waiting lists for gynaecology appointments across the UK have more than doubled since February 2020 BBC research reveals www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/clyvg2157mvo