Macmillan’s World’s Biggest Coffee Morning in the Senedd
At a Macmillan Coffee Morning recently held at the Senedd in Cardiff Bay more than half of the Assembly’s 60 Members enjoyed a cup...
A new report and guidance from Macmillan Cancer Support shows prehabilitation before cancer treatment enables empowerment, resilience and long-term health and well-being
Recently launched in Wales at an event in Cardiff, Macmillan Cancer Support, the Royal College of Anaesthetists (RCoA) and the National Institute for Health...
Primary Care’s important role in cancer services
by Dr Clifford Jones, Macmillan National GP Lead Wales I’m a GP, with a practice in Ebbw Vale and for the last few years...
Wales cancer patient experience survey (2017)
When you’re unwell, the little things the people treating you do can mean a lot. From the way you’re told about your illness to...
Can health and social care in Wales ever be genuinely integrated?
This is a cross-post from Think. Improve. Change. A blog from Macmillan Cancer Support’s team of researchers, policy analysts and public affairs experts. Greg...
Wales cancer patient experience survey (2016)
From Thursday 28 July, the second Wales Cancer Patient Experience Survey will be landing on some people’s doormats. Here Sue Williams, Macmillan Programme Manager for...
Key workers make a huge difference to patients’ experience
Jane Cox, Macmillan Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS) for head and neck oncology at Royal Gwent Hospital in Newport explains the emotional and practical benefits...