Martyn Wright, 35, died after collapsing at his home in December 2022. A post-mortem examination later found that he died ...

The way patients in cardiac or respiratory arrest are treated when calling 999 will be changed in Wales. Currently the ... wanted the Welsh Government and NHS to look at so-called 'red calls'.

Despite this, the Welsh Government is on track to miss its own ‘Planned Care Recovery Plan’ target to eliminate two-year ...

Fewer than half of life-threatening 999 calls were also responded to within ... General for Health and Social Services and ...

The existing broad "red" category will be replaced by two new categories: Purple : Specifically for life-or-death cardiac and respiratory arrests. The main measure of success for this category will be ...

If you experience pain when coughing, sneezing, or moving, the NHS advises seeking medical attention, as it could be a sign of pleurisy. And you may need to call 999 as it could indicate a serious ...

But it's never too early to call 999 and describe your symptoms." Additionally, the NHS offers advice for those who are deaf, hard of hearing, or use British Sign Language (BSL). BSL users can ...

The trust has previously warned 999 timewasters put other people's ... People are being urged to use the NHS 111 Wales website, visit GPs or local pharmacists as well as minor injuries units ...

The NHS advises seeking help promptly if you experience ... If you experience sudden, severe pain in any part of your body, call 999 or go to the emergency department. If the pain is due to ...