17 April 2024 , Health and Social Care Committee
Supporting people with chronic conditions: evidence session with mental health representatives
Can I come in at the end?
16 April 2024 , Plenary
Questions to the First Minister
This grant—a Welsh Government initiative—is hugely important at helping families meet the costs of sending their children to school. In Mid and West Wales alone, there are at least 11,500 pupils eligible for the school essentials grant. But I recently visited…
16 April 2024 , Plenary
Questions to the First Minister
2. Will the First Minister provide an update on the school essentials grant? OQ60906
20 March 2024 , Plenary
Short Debate: Saving lives and protecting our communities—The case for overdose prevention centres
That brings today's proceedings to a close.
20 March 2024 , Plenary
Short Debate: Saving lives and protecting our communities—The case for overdose prevention centres
I call on the Deputy Minister for Mental Health and Well-being to reply to the debate. Lynne Neagle.
20 March 2024 , Plenary
Short Debate: Saving lives and protecting our communities—The case for overdose prevention centres
I'm going to move on now to the second short debate, and it’s Peredur Owen Griffiths on saving lives and protecting our communities—the case for overdose prevention centres. I call on Peredur to speak on the topic that he’s chosen.
20 March 2024 , Plenary
Short Debate: A national plan for flood resilience
Diolch.
20 March 2024 , Plenary
Short Debate: A national plan for flood resilience
I call on the Minister for Climate Change to reply to the debate. Julie James.
20 March 2024 , Plenary
Nomination of the First Minister under Standing Order 8
Vaughan Gething.
19 March 2024 , Plenary
Questions to the First Minister
I thank you for that answer, First Minister. As we look back on your many achievements in office, I think that it's important we recognise the way in which your Government has built relationships with countries ranging from France to India, and the United…
19 March 2024 , Plenary
Questions to the First Minister
2. Will the First Minister make a statement on how the Welsh Government has promoted Wales across the world? OQ60889
14 March 2024 , Health and Social Care Committee
Supporting people with chronic conditions: evidence session with the Royal Pharmaceutical Society
No, that was my last question.
14 March 2024 , Health and Social Care Committee
Supporting people with chronic conditions: evidence session with the Royal Pharmaceutical Society
You've talked a lot about adults, but we haven't talked much at all about children, and we've got conditions that are increasing within the young population. So, what sorts of help and support do you see that you're being called upon and delivering more than…
14 March 2024 , Health and Social Care Committee
Supporting people with chronic conditions: evidence session with the Royal Pharmaceutical Society
You've got lots of tools, resources and guidance that you've outlined already, and that's obviously helping people with chronic conditions to manage their own treatment. And, at the same time, we've got an expansion in some areas where the local pharmacy is…
14 March 2024 , Health and Social Care Committee
Supporting people with chronic conditions: evidence session with the Royal Pharmaceutical Society
I know time's tight. How do you interact with people who are in their own homes, self-medicating, but have confusion? What role do you have, say, with the Alzheimer's Society, or any other such society?
14 March 2024 , Health and Social Care Committee
Supporting people with chronic conditions: evidence session with the Royal Pharmaceutical Society
Another quick question—
14 March 2024 , Health and Social Care Committee
Supporting people with chronic conditions: evidence session with The British Geriatrics Society, Diabetes UK Cymru and The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health
Thank you.
14 March 2024 , Health and Social Care Committee
Supporting people with chronic conditions: evidence session with The British Geriatrics Society, Diabetes UK Cymru and The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health
Okay. And Mathew?
14 March 2024 , Health and Social Care Committee
Supporting people with chronic conditions: evidence session with The British Geriatrics Society, Diabetes UK Cymru and The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health
I want to move over to the care of children in this question, and I want to ask whether there's sufficient support for children, both as carers and cared for.
14 March 2024 , Health and Social Care Committee
Supporting people with chronic conditions: evidence session with The British Geriatrics Society, Diabetes UK Cymru and The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health
So, you said there are areas of good practice. Could you tell us, guide us to some of those that look at the whole family, not just the carer and the cared for?
14 March 2024 , Health and Social Care Committee
Supporting people with chronic conditions: evidence session with The British Geriatrics Society, Diabetes UK Cymru and The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health
I want to explore support for unpaid carers and also for their families, and the importance is recognised by us, but is it recognised more widely?
14 March 2024 , Health and Social Care Committee
Supporting people with chronic conditions: evidence session with ADSS Cymru and BASW Cymru
Yes. I want to ask particularly about respite, because, if the carer doesn't have a break and then becomes ill themselves, you've then got two people who require much more intensive care and support, and we all know that budgets are squeezed and we also know…
14 March 2024 , Health and Social Care Committee
Supporting people with chronic conditions: evidence session with ADSS Cymru and BASW Cymru
Nobody, by the look of it.
14 March 2024 , Health and Social Care Committee
Supporting people with chronic conditions: evidence session with ADSS Cymru and BASW Cymru
I want to ask questions about support for unpaid carers and families. We've had lots of evidence that tells us that it could be far better. Family members are mostly carers; some of the carers themselves are quite elderly as well, in an ageing population. So…
14 March 2024 , Health and Social Care Committee
Supporting people with chronic conditions: evidence session with ADSS Cymru and BASW Cymru
Yes.
