at Thursday, July 30, 2009, Police appeal for Milford Haven man missing from Bronglais Hospital, Aberystwyth, Archives July 2009Police are appealing for information as to the whereabouts of a Milford Haven man who has gone missing from hospital in Aberystwyth.
Michael Jones is originally from the Milford Haven area. He was a patient at Bronglais Hospital when he went missing and was last seen in the hospital at around 1.30pm on Thursday July 23rd .
A series of events to gauge people's views on the future role of Community Health Councils (CHCs) will be held throughout Wales.
The dates, times and locations of the events are:
- Abercynon - Tuesday 17 March, Abercynon Sports Centre, Abercynon, from 9am until 12pm;
- Brecon - Thursday 19 March, Bishops Hotel, Brecon from 9am until 12pm;
- Newtown - Thursday 19 March, Elephant and Castle, Newtown, from 2pm until 5pm;
- Cwmbran - Friday 20 March, Green Meadows Golf Club, Croesyceiliog, from 9.30am until 12.30pm; - Cardiff - Friday 20 March, County Hall, Cardiff Bay, from 2pm until 5pm;
- Caernarfon - Wednesday 1 April, Gwynedd Council Offices, Caernarfon, from 9am until 12pm;
- Llandudno - Wednesday 1 April, Rhuddlan Room, Venue Cymru, Llandudno from 2pm until 5pm;
- Swansea - Friday 3 April, Dolphin Hotel, Swansea, from 9am until 12pm;
- Bridgend - Friday 3 April, Heronston Hotel and Leisure Club, Bridgend, from 2pm until 5pm;
- Anglesey - Monday 6 April, The Isle Of Anglesey County Council Offices, Anglesey, from 2pm until 5pm;
- Clynderwen - Tuesday 7 April, Nant-y-ffin Hotel and Motel, Clynderwen, from 9am until 12pm;
- Carmarthen - Tuesday 7 April, St Peter's Civic Hall, Carmarthen from 2pm until 5pm;
- Wrexham - Wednesday 8 April, William Aston Hall, Glyndwr University, Wrexham, from 9am until 12pm;
- Dolgellau - Thursday 9 April, Ty Siamas, Neuadd Iris, Dolgellau, from 9am until 12pm, and
- Aberystwyth - Thursday 9 April, Park Lodge Hotel, Aberystwyth, from 2pm until 5pm.
The events, organised by the Board of Community Health Councils in Wales and the Welsh Assembly Government, aim to seek people's views on the proposals. Those interested in attending should contact Gwenllian Stifin at the Board of Community Health Councils on 0845 644 7814 or email enquiries@waleschc.org.uk.
The NHS in Wales has unveiled a new type of "open" MRI scanner which it says will improve patient care.
The medical equipment was officially opened at Bronglais Hospital in Aberystwyth by local AM and Rural Affairs Minister Elin Jones.
Changes are being made to the way the NHS handles out of hours calls after a coroner accused the service of systemic failure following a woman's death.
Entrance to Bronglais Hospital from A487, Penglais Hill, Aberystwyth.
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Bronglais Hospital £30m modernisation Plans
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Calon Ceredigion Nurse Appeal
Raising £125,000 for a heart nurse in Ceredigion
The British Heart Foundation Cymru has identified an urgent need for a BHF Heart Failure Nurse to provide specialist care to heart failure patients across Ceredigion. It is coordinating a public fundraising appeal aiming to raise £125,000. This is the cost of supporting a new BHF Heart Failure Nurse to benefit local people in Ceredigion over three years, including salary, training and essential equipment.
We urgently need people across Ceredigion to get involved and support the Calon Ceredigion Nurse Appeal.
By offering to give donations of time or money, you can help us to save and improve the lives of people living with the pain and burden of heart disease in our local community.
Why is a BHF Heart Failure Nurse so important?
Heart disease touches us all. It may have already affected you, your family, colleagues or friends. A BHF Heart Failure Nurse will play a vital role in ensuring that heart failure patients are treated locally, in their own home, or at nearby outreach clinics.
Hardworking staff within the A&E Department at Bronglais General Hospital have been awarded the first Chairman’s Certificates of Commendation.
Wales Air Ambulance started 2009 with a remarkable landmark, flying its 10,000th mission since its launch just eight years ago.
Depending on the location of the patient, the helicopter uses two main hospitals which are, the Royal Shrewsbury and Hereford County General. The crew also use Ysbyty Bronglais in Aberystwyth, Morriston, Abergavenny, Withybush, Bridgend, and Ysbyty Maelor in Wrexham.
Patients’ lives could be put at risk by changes to out-of-hours care, according to Pembrokeshire’s GPs.
Under the new plans, three doctors would cover Pembrokeshire from midnight to 8am, based at treatment centres in Haverfordwest, Llandysul and Aberystwyth.
The £30m development will be funded by the Welsh Assembly Government, and will establish a clinical decisions unit, three new operating theatres, a new A&E unit, a new maternity ward and improvements to the outpatients’ department.
Hywel Dda NHS Trust, which runs the hospital, is currently developing a detailed design of the new facilities and hopes to submit a full business case to the Assembly Government by the end of next summer.
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