Cardiff and Vale University Health Board has launched a new training suite to help support parents and carers to look after seriously ill children at home
I’m Paul Hutton with news that Cardiff and Vale University Health Board has launched a new training suite to help support parents and carers to look after seriously ill children at home. The new facility, which is the first in Wales, will enable them to receive essential training under the supervision of nurses and healthcare professionals. Set up like a child’s bedroom, the suite provides a safe space to prepare for providing care in the home for children with complex and often changing medical needs. For more care news stay with us here at Care Radio
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