Ers Gwanwyn 2022, mae Byrddau Iechyd wedi bod yn gweithio gyda phartneriaid i ddatblygu cynlluniau gofal brys a gofal mewn argyfwng sy’n canolbwyntio ar nifer fach oflaenoriaethaua nodir gan Lywodraeth Cymru a fydd yn cefnogi pobl i gael mynediad at y gofal iawn, yn y lle iawn, y tro cyntaf. I gefnogi cysondeb a harneisio momentwm, mae’r fframwaith cynllunio ar gyfer y gaeaf yn nodi disgwyliadau i’r Byrddau Iechyd weithio gyda phartneriaid iadeiladuar y blaenoriaethau hyn a datblygu ymyriadau gwell ar gyfer cyfnod y gaeaf. Ymhlith y blaenoriaethau hyn mae:Ymgyrch gyfathrebu genedlaethol i godi ymwybyddiaeth o GIG 111 Cymru, gan annog y cyhoedd i ddefnyddio gwasanaeth 111 fel pwynt cyswllt cyntaf ar gyfer cael gwybodaeth ddibynadwy am iechyd yn rhad ac am ddim er mwyn helpu i sicrhau eu bod yn cael gafael ar y gwasanaeth cywir, ar y cynnig cyntaf;Optimeiddio rôl gwasanaethau trydydd sector i wella profiad a chanlyniadau i bobl sy'n agored i niwed sy'n cael gofal mewn Adrannau Achosion Brys neu ysbytai;Cynyddu cyfleoedd i bobl sydd â chwynion gofal brys gael eu hasesu a'u trin i ffwrdd o'r Adran Achosion Brys ac o fewn Canolfannau Gofal Sylfaenol Brys;£3m ar gyfer recriwtio 100 o glinigwyr ambiwlansys newydd y disgwylir y bydd yn weithredol erbyn diwedd Rhagfyr;Cynyddu capasiti ymateb ambiwlansys brys drwy weithredu cylchrestr staff newydd i gynnig effeithlonrwydd sy'n cyfateb i tua 70 o aelodau llawn amser;Lleihau'r oedi hir wrth drosglwyddo cleifion ambiwlansys i wella profiadau cleifion a datgloi capasiti ambiwlansys;Mae £2 filiwn arall bellach ar gael ar gyfer byrddau iechyd er mwyn gwella amgylchedd eu hadrannau achosion brys, i roi profiad gwell i gleifion y gaeaf hwn; acYmestyn gwasanaethau gofal brys yr un diwrnod i fod ar gael saith diwrnod er mwyn helpu pobl a fyddai fel arfer wedi cael eu hanfon i'r ysbyty i ddychwelyd adref i gysgu yn eu gwely eu hunain.
Since Spring 2022, Health Boards have been working with partners to develop local urgent and emergency care plans focused on a small number ofprioritiesset by the Welsh Government that will support people to access the right care, in the right place, first time. To support consistency and harness momentum, the winter planning framework sets out expectations for Health Boards to work with partners tobuildon these priorities and develop enhanced interventions for the winter period. These priorities include:A national communications campaign to raise awareness of NHS 111 Wales, encouraging the public to use the 111 service as a first port of call for free, trusted health information to help ensure they access the right service, first time;Optimising the role of third sector services to improve experience and outcomes for vulnerable people who access care in Emergency Departments or hospitals;Increasing opportunities for people with urgent care complaints to be assessed and treated away from the Emergency Department and within Urgent Primary Care Centres;£3m for the recruitment of 100 new ambulance clinicians expected to be operational by the end of December;Increasing emergency ambulance response capacity through implementation of new staff rosters to deliver efficiency equivalent to around 70 whole time equivalents;Reducing long ambulance patient handover delays to improve experience and unlock ambulance capacity;A further £2m has been made available for health boards to improve their emergency department environments, to enhance patient experiences this winter; andExtending same day emergency care services to seven-day accessibility to help people who may have ordinarily been admitted to hospital to return home to sleep in their own bed.