This article explores how the principles of prudent healthcare reflect the priorities for care for people approaching the end of their lives. It will consider future challenges to providing high-quality, end-of-life care and look at evidence from within Wales and beyond to find areas where adopting a prudent healthcare approach offers better results for both patients and the NHS. What […]
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The Welsh Government is grateful to all the contributors to Making Prudent Healthcare Happen, however, the contents of this website reflect the opinions and approaches of the individual authors and are not indicative of current or future Welsh Government policy.
There have been several different expressions of the principles of Prudent Healthcare since it was launched in January 2014. Some of the articles on this website reflect previous formulations of the principles, however the broad emphases of all the principles are very similar and the articles provide valuable viewpoints and suggestions for Making prudent healthcare happen.
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