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Auditor General highlights that the Welsh Community Care Information System is at a critical phaseIn October 2020, the Auditor General published a report looking at the overall implementation of the Welsh Community Care Information System.
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Breaking Down Barriers at SMBP’s Work Insight & Skills WeekWe’re delighted to be collaborating with other public sector representatives from south-east Wales to host the first Social Mobility Business Partnership (SMBP) event.
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Audit Wales launches ambitious new strategyThis new five year strategy comes at a critical time for public services
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NHS spending increases as two health boards breach financial duties againEleven 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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Audit Wales work placement opportunitiesAre you currently studying for an accredited finance or accountancy qualification and looking to gain some experience of working in the public sector external audit environment?
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Concerted action is needed by NHS Wales to tackle the waiting times backlog for planned careIt could take NHS Wales up to seven years or more to return waiting lists to pre-pandemic levels
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Work is needed to realise the long-term benefits and track on-going costs of the new Curriculum for WalesThe Welsh Government has worked well with the education profession to co-design the new curriculum, but it was initially developed without assessing its direct or opportunity costs.
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We’re hiring for several new roles!We’re looking for a Change Project Manager, Senior Studio Co-ordinator, Senior Auditor – Performance, Law & Ethics Specialist (Information Officer) and Relief Auditor – Accounts.
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Unscheduled Care system in Wales under huge pressureMany patients have an experience that falls below the level of quality they could reasonably expect
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Direct Payments support people’s independence and are highly valued but there are opportunities to improveInconsistencies are resulting in people receiving different standards of service.
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Our audit focus continues to evolve to reflect how public services are responding to the challenges we faceAuditor General and Chair of the Board outline priorities for the next 12 months at Audit Wales
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Equality impact assessments – we want your viewsIn an ever more complex world, public services face a growing challenge to understand how their decisions and actions impact on different groups. <
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Audit Wales Apprenticeship Programme is open for applications!Then the All Wales Public Sector Finance Apprenticeship Programme might be for you!
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Auditor General discusses demographic changes and the impact on public services on BBC Wales LiveRead more