RCPsych in Wales news
Read key updates for psychiatrists working in Wales.
Mental Health Bill given the green light by MSs
RCPsych Wales welcomes the Senedd’s unanimous decision to grant legislative consent to the UK Government’s Mental Health Bill.
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New poll reveals Welsh public think lack of education, stigma and misconceptions around severe mental illness remain a “big problem”
Three quarters of the Welsh public believe a lack of education and awareness around severe mental illness (SMI) is a big problem, new research has revealed.
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RCPsych in Wales pleased to welcome new SAS Network representatives
We are delighted to announce the appointment of SAS Network representatives across Local Health Boards.
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Returning to Techniquest for a unique conference
On the 14 November, we’ll be returning to Techiquest as part of the RCPsych in Wales 20 year celebrations.
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Artwork commissioned to mark key milestone
RCPsych in Wales commissions original artwork by Rhiannon Roberts to celebrate its 20th anniversary.
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Mental Health and Wellbeing Strategy for Wales 2025-2035
RCPsych Wales welcomes the Welsh Government’s new Strategy to improve mental health and wellbeing over the next 10 years.
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Senedd Election 2026
RCPsych Wales launches manifesto for the 2026 Senedd election as party conference season gets underway.
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RCPsych Wales responds to call for evidence on the Mental Health Bill
Update on the Senedd's scrutiny of the UK Government's Mental Health Bill.
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Celebrating Cynefin at the Senedd
The 萝莉视频 in Wales hosted pupils from Llysfaen Primary School to celebrate the Cynefin programme.
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RCPsych in Wales welcomes new chair
Professor Alka Ahuja MBE has become the new chair of the 萝莉视频 in Wales and a vice president of RCPsych.
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Mental Health Bill given the green light by MSs
RCPsych Wales welcomes the Senedd’s unanimous decision to grant legislative consent to the UK Government’s Mental Health Bill.
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New poll reveals Welsh public think lack of education, stigma and misconceptions around severe mental illness remain a “big problem”
Three quarters of the Welsh public believe a lack of education and awareness around severe mental illness (SMI) is a big problem, new research has revealed.
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The NHS 111 press 2 journey across continents
In partnership with the Learned Society of Wales, we are delighted to be hosting a unique roundtable event exploring the NHS 111 press 2 journey across continents.
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RCPsych in Wales National Young Persons Mental Health Research Award 2024/25
We are delighted to announce Jess Groves as this year’s winner!
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RCPsych in Wales pleased to welcome new SAS Network representatives
We are delighted to announce the appointment of SAS Network representatives across Local Health Boards.
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Returning to Techniquest for a unique conference
On the 14 November, we’ll be returning to Techiquest as part of the RCPsych in Wales 20 year celebrations.
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Recruitment open for Second Opinion Appointed Doctors
Health Inspectorate Wales (HIW) have opened recruitment for Second Opinion Appointed Doctors.
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Development of British Sign Language Bill for Wales
RCPsych Wales is pleased to support legislative efforts to promote and facilitate the use of BSL in Wales.
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Artwork commissioned to mark key milestone
RCPsych in Wales commissions original artwork by Rhiannon Roberts to celebrate its 20th anniversary.
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RCPsych Wales to sponsor Nant Caredig for a third year running
We are pleased to announce our continued support for the Nant Caredig area at this year’s Urdd Eisteddfod.
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