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Supporting people with chronic conditions: evidence session with the Chief Medical Officer for Wales
Thank you. Just building on some of Mabon's questions and your responses, it seems that one of the obstacles in person-centred care is with health professionals perhaps working in their own silos rather than doing, perhaps, what you're suggesting and looking…
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Supporting people with chronic conditions: evidence session with the Chief Medical Officer for Wales
Yes, sure.
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Supporting people with chronic conditions: evidence session with the Chief Medical Officer for Wales
What was the answer? [Laughter.]
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Supporting people with chronic conditions: evidence session with the Chief Medical Officer for Wales
Mabon ap Gwynfor.
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Supporting people with chronic conditions: evidence session with the Chief Medical Officer for Wales
Thank you, Jack. Gareth Davies.
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Supporting people with chronic conditions: evidence session with the Chief Medical Officer for Wales
That would be helpful. Thank you, Dr Frank. Jack Sargeant.
, Health and Social Care Committee
Supporting people with chronic conditions: evidence session with the Chief Medical Officer for Wales
Do you want to come to your questions, Joyce?
, Health and Social Care Committee
Supporting people with chronic conditions: evidence session with the Chief Medical Officer for Wales
Thank you. Joyce, if you could come on to your next set of questions as well after this.
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Supporting people with chronic conditions: evidence session with the Chief Medical Officer for Wales
Yes. Thank you, Frank, for that. There'll be some areas I know that Members do have questions on. But, perhaps, one of the areas you mentioned was the need for training, not just for GPs, but for other health professionals as well in terms of maintaining both…
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Supporting people with chronic conditions: evidence session with the Chief Medical Officer for Wales
Thank you, both, for being with us this morning. If I perhaps ask an overarching question, it gives you perhaps an opportunity to set out some wider comments as well. What particular challenges do you think we have in Wales in reforming healthcare to provide…
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Supporting people with chronic conditions: evidence session with the Chief Medical Officer for Wales
Bore da. Welcome back to the Health and Social Care Committee. I move to item 7, and this continues our work in gathering evidence to inform our inquiry on supporting people living with chronic conditions. I'd like to welcome our two witnesses this morning…
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Motion under Standing Orders 17.42(vi) and (ix) to resolve to exclude the public from items 4, 5 ,6 and 9 of the meeting
Thanks. I'll move to item 3, and I propose, under Standing Order 17.42, that the committee resolves to exclude the public from items 4, 5, 6 and 9 of today's meeting. Are we all content? Thank you. In that case, we'll move into private session.
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Supporting people with chronic conditions: evidence session with mental health representatives
Okay. Thank you, all, for being with us this morning. We really appreciate your time and professional input as well. So, thanks ever so much. And I think, Andy, you mentioned that you've got a list of recommendations as long as your arm, but, by all means, if…
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Supporting people with chronic conditions: evidence session with mental health representatives
Thank you. And, Ollie, you mentioned health literacy. What would be a specific recommendation around that?
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Supporting people with chronic conditions: evidence session with mental health representatives
Yes, Professor Waters.
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Supporting people with chronic conditions: evidence session with mental health representatives
Thank you. Andy Bell.
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Supporting people with chronic conditions: evidence session with mental health representatives
Anything else from your perspective, Professor Walters, in terms of recommendations?
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Supporting people with chronic conditions: evidence session with mental health representatives
Thank you, Gareth. I suppose, at the beginning, Ollie, you mentioned that you had some potential recommendations, so I'll ask you, but I'll ask the others on the panel as well: in the context of the work that we're undertaking, what would you suggest should…
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Supporting people with chronic conditions: evidence session with mental health representatives
I think Andy Bell wanted to come in as well.
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Supporting people with chronic conditions: evidence session with mental health representatives
Ollie.
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Supporting people with chronic conditions: evidence session with mental health representatives
No, no. That's fine. Thank you. Gareth Davies.
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Supporting people with chronic conditions: evidence session with mental health representatives
Okay, I'm going to have to—. We've got other sections—. I'm really sorry to ask, Professor Walters, did you want to come in on that, but can it be a really short answer because we've got two more sections we're going to need to cover in the next eight minutes?
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Supporting people with chronic conditions: evidence session with mental health representatives
Joyce, did you want to come in with a quick question? We're very short on time.
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Supporting people with chronic conditions: evidence session with mental health representatives
Joyce, do you want to come in?
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Supporting people with chronic conditions: evidence session with mental health representatives
Who would like to go? I can see Andy Bell.
