Eleven of the twelve NHS bodies’ 2021-22 audited accounts have been published today showing a clear picture of increased spending and some irregular spending in year.
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Can Wales cope with the financial impact of the pandemic on local government?We’ve published three pieces of work around Local Government finances in Wales -
Better Law Making: our latest think pieceDrawing on its post-legislative examination of four significant laws, in conjunction with five very recent reports, Audit Wales considers some of t -
COVID-19 has made Welsh NHS waiting list problems worse but has also created a unique opportunity to build a better planned care systemTen key opportunities identified for how the NHS in Wales can restart and reset planned care systems following the pandemic. -
New Wales Audit Office Chair confirmedThe new Chair of the Wales Audit Office has been confirmed as Lindsay Foyster -
Our webinar on public bodies’ cyber resilience during lockdownCome to our webinar to hear how public bodies in Wales have been adapting their cyber resilience arrangements during lockdown. -
Clinical Coding is still not getting the profile it needs within NHS WalesThe current pandemic provides a real opportunity to raise the profile and secure improvements to a function that underpins the data upon which the NHS relies -
Seven-year hospital upgrade in North Wales cost over £60 million more than originally approvedComplex £171 million programme of asbestos removal and refurbishment at Ysbyty Glan Clwyd was completed successfully only a few months later than planned -
Financial statements a 'true and fair' reflection of NHS Wales' financesThe Auditor General has published an infographic on the NHS (Wales) summarised accounts for 2019-20. -
New Senior Studio Co-ordinator RoleWe’re seeking to appoint a Senior Studio Co-ordinator to oversee and manage an integrated publishing and design service within Audit Wales. -
International lessons around COVID-19We look at how other countries and their public bodies have dealt with the pandemic -
Two new Executive Director rolesIn April 2020, the Auditor General for Wales and the Wales Audit Office adopted a new identity as Audit Wales, and we’r -
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Public service leaders should give a higher priority to tackling fraud in WalesCOVID-19 has illustrated that fraudsters appear the very instant an opportunity presents itself. -
Dancing to a new beat with COVID-19We look at the next phase of public services’ response to the pandemic -
Avoiding a return to rough sleeping after the pandemicOur research shows that the public sector was spending up to £210 million reacting to, rather than preventing, rough sleeping – this is a waste of money
