🏴 Welsh Ambulance Services University NHS Trust is responsible for NHS services in part of Wales. If you've received a letter from them, this page explains what it means and what your rights are as a patient in Wales.
Welsh Ambulance Services University NHS Trust is a nhs trust providing health services in Wales-wide. Letters from this organisation may include discharge summaries, appointment letters, waiting list letters, and referral confirmations.
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In Wales, the referral to treatment target is 26 weeks from referral to treatment — different from the 18-week standard in England. Contact your Health Board's Putting Things Right team if you have concerns.
For more information, see the NHS Wales Waiting Times.
NHS Wales has a process called Putting Things Right for raising concerns about your care. Contact your Local Health Board directly — they are required to acknowledge concerns within two working days.
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