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We looked at Cardiff and Vale University Health Board’s approach to managing cancer services. This includes how it plans services, prevents cancer, supports early detection, and oversees service performance.
The Health Board is not making enough progress to ensure timely and equitable access to cancer diagnosis and treatment. Performance against the Suspected Cancer Pathway (SCP) remains below the 75% target. In 2025–26, only 63.2% of patients started treatment within 62 days. The Health Board has, however, managed a substantial increase in cancer service demand without a corresponding significant worsening of waiting times performance. Although short-term recovery actions have helped the Health Board manage demand growth, they are not delivering lasting improvement.