Y llynedd, comisiynais adolygiad o'r trefniadau presennol sydd yn eu lle i gefnogi ein buddsoddiad blynyddol mewn addysg a hyfforddiant i weithwyr iechyd proffesiynol. Roeddwn am weld a oeddent yn gallu sicrhau'r gwerth gorau i Gymru neu a oedd angen gwneud newidiadau. Cafodd yr adolygiad hwn ei gynnal gan banel dan arweiniad Mel Evans, cyn gadeirydd Bwrdd Iechyd Addysgu Powys. Roedd Dr David Salter, cyn Dirprwy Brif Swyddog Meddygol Cymru sydd bellach wedi ymddeol, yr Athro Ceri Phillips, Athro Economeg Iechyd yng Nghanolfan Economeg Iechyd Abertawe, a Dick Roberts CBE, Dirprwy Ganghellor Prifysgol Caerdydd, a chyn Brif Ymgynghorydd Optometreg Cymru yn aelodau o’r panel.
Last year I commissioned a review of the current arrangements in place to support our annual investment in health professional education and training. I wanted to establish whether they represent the best value for Wales or whether changes are required. This review  was undertaken by a panel led by Mel Evans, previously Chair of Powys Teaching Health Board  He was joined by Dr David Salter, Retired former Deputy Chief Medical Officer for Wales,  Professor Ceri Phillips, Professor of Health Economics at Swansea Centre for Health Economics and Dick Roberts CBE, Pro Chancellor at Cardiff University and former Chief Optometric Adviser for Wales.The panel’s report proposes some fundamental changes including: