Ddydd Llun cefais gyfarfod gyda'r Cadeirydd a'r Prif Weithredwr i fynegi fy mhryder parhaus ynglŷn â nifer yr arosiadau 36 wythnos mewn gofal wedi'i gynllunio. Mae cymorth diweddar Llywodraeth Cymru yn cynnwys £1.75 miliwn ar gyfer gwasanaethau cyhyrysgerbydol ac orthopaedig a bron i £12 miliwn i ddarparu mwy o gapasiti ar gyfer triniaethau a phrofion diagnostig i gleifion sydd ar y rhestr aros. Mae'r bwrdd iechyd yn ceisio arloesi a gwella, gan gynnwys cynnal triniaethau undydd ar gyfer cymalau pen-glin a chlun newydd, llwybr cataractau uniongyrchol ac adolygiadau rhithwir. Ond mae angen dangos gwell rheolaeth a gwell cynlluniau i ddarparu gwell perfformiad. Byddaf yn adolygu sut y gallwn roi cymorth pellach a buddsoddi mewn gofal wedi'i gynllunio gan fod y diffyg cynnydd yn annerbyniol.
I met with the Chair and Chief Executive on Monday to raise my continued concerns on the number of 36 week waits in planned care. Recent Welsh Government support includes £1.75 million for musculoskeletal and orthopaedic services and almost £12 million to provide additional capacity for treatments and diagnostic tests for patients on the waiting list. The health board is looking to innovate and improve, including day case hip and knee replacements, direct to listing cataract pathway and virtual reviews. However, it needs to urgently demonstrate more grip and improved planning to deliver better performance.  I will be reviewing how we can provide further support and investment in planned care as the lack of progress is unacceptable.