Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board ‘Living healthier, staying well’ strategy
Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board works across North Wales.
They have issued a ten-year plan to meet the needs of people, now and in the future and want to know what residents think about it.
The plan includes operating principles:
- We listen to what matters to people and involve them in decisions
- We use evidence of what works so we can improve health and learn
- We work to improve services
- We promote equality and human rights
- We treat both English & Welsh language equally, and promote the Welsh language
- We work together with local authorities, other services and organisations
- We use our resources wisely.
The plan’s goals are to:
- Improve health, well-being and reduce inequalities
- Provide care closer to home
- Improve the safety and quality of all services
- Respect people and their dignity
- Listen to people and learn from their experiences
- Use what we have wisely, explore new ideas and learn from research
- Support, train and develop our staff.
- Focus on emotional and mental health more.
- Support children to have the best start in life.
- Support people to look after their own health more
Read the plan Darllenwch y cynllun
The questions and contact details are at the end of the plan. Tell them if you would like it in another format or language. mailto:bcu.getinvolved@wales.nhs.uk 01745 586397
You can give your suggestions, comments and ideas to the HB or the Community Health Council via e-mail, post or telephone.
Closing date: 15 December 2017
More information: BCUHB website
