News

We are currently going through unprecedented times and we need to ensure that we have blood and platelet products to treat patients in need.

From 30 July, people who have tested positive for coronavirus will have to self-isolate for 10 days instead of 7 days. The 10 day period starts from the day symptoms start, or if asymptomatic from the day a test is taken.  As before a test should be arranged within 5 days of symptoms starting. This will also apply to health and social care workers.

NHS Wales have launched three new self-management Apps for healthcare professionals and patients who suffer from Asthma and COPD.

We want to thank YOU for thanking us and for your continued support during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Join us on Thursday 30th July 2020 at 3.30p.m for our next Facebook Live Q&A.

We understand that due to the current visiting restrictions still in place, relatives have been experiencing difficulty delivering patient property to our wards. We have therefore put the following process in place -

Throughout the Covid-19 pandemic, Hafan Deg staff and patients have discovered a love of gardening...

This afternoon (Wednesday 22nd July), staff at the Royal Gwent Hospital had the opportunity  to meet Vaughan Gething, Minister for Health and Social Care in Wales, as he thanked them for their amazing work throughout the Covid-19 Pandemic.

Please find below a link to the Health Board's latest edition of Nye's Board News which sets out the main areas of discussion and provides a quick overview of decisions at our July 2020 'Virtual' Public Board meeting.

Yesterday, the Welsh Government issued revised guidance for hospital visiting in Wales.

Whilst we are changing some of the restrictions around visiting, strict rules must still be in place to protect staff, patients and visitors.

In the last decade, the Health Board has made consistent progress with reducing both energy consumption and Carbon Emissions...

Our school nurses have an important message for children about COVID-19, the importance of handwashing and how children keep themselves safe and well.

Did you know our Cancer services have been continuing throughout the Covid-19 pandemic?

Take a look at  this video of the Grange University Hospital, which shows the building of the hospital condensed from three years into 17 seconds.

Please note the following road closures on the A465 between Brynmawr & Gilwern from 10th-13th July, 13th-17th July (overnight) and 24th-27th July.