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Consultation on the Draft Strategy for Lymphoedema in Wales

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There is currently a wide variation in the organisation and delivery of lymphoedema services across Wales. Many people with lymphoedema go undiagnosed and untreated for long periods of time. This is a consequence of the limited level of knowledge amongst health professionals and the public of this condition.

The Welsh Assembly Government is committed to ensuring evidence-based service provision, underpinned by national and professional standards. The Assembly Government asked the Welsh Association of Lymphoedema Specialists to develop a strategy to direct and guide improvements over time. This draft strategy is now being circulated for a 16 week consultation process.

This consultation closes on the 30 July 2009.

Contact Details:
Community, Primary Care and Health Service Policy
Welsh Assembly Government
Cathays Park
Cardiff
CF10 3NQ

Email: majorhealthconditions@wales.gsi.gov.uk

Timeframe

This consultation started on 8th April 2009 and ended on 30th July 2009.

Consultation Documents

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Consultation on the Draft Strategy for Lymphoedema in Wales (in English only) ( Adobe PDF, 564Kb)
Covering Letter ( Adobe PDF, 205Kb)

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