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Despite some challenges, we have a unique opportunity to transform the way we deliver care for Powys’ changing population.
Workforce is the single most important factor in the quality of care we deliver and is therefore integral to achieving what is set out in Powys’ Health and Care Strategy.
Powys’ health and care system has set out an exciting strategy for the future of its workforce, which focuses on high quality, person-centred care and greater partnership working.
We consider our workforce in the wider context, and this includes people working across the private, independent and the third sector. We also recognise volunteers and carers play a significant role as part of our team.
For more information, take a look at the following documents.
Despite some challenges, we have a unique opportunity to transform the way we deliver care for Powys’ changing population.
Workforce is the single most important factor in the quality of care we deliver and is therefore integral to achieving what is set out in Powys’ Health and Care Strategy.
Powys’ health and care system has set out an exciting strategy for the future of its workforce, which focuses on high quality, person-centred care and greater partnership working.
We consider our workforce in the wider context, and this includes people working across the private, independent and the third sector. We also recognise volunteers and carers play a significant role as part of our team.
For more information, take a look at the following documents.
