This year’s Wales Hub Day is taking place on 24 June at Venue Cymru in Llandudno from 09:00 – 16:00. Members will have the opportunity to connect with other SLTs, hear the latest RCSLT updates, and further develop their practice.
Aims and Objectives
By attending Wales Hub Day 2026, delegates will:
- explore the future of speech and language therapy in Wales, demonstrating value and impact within evolving health, education and social care systems
- understand how value-based healthcare principles can be applied, drawing on insights from the keynote and practical examples to support sustainable, system-wide change (relevant if attending value based healthcare workshop)
- develop approaches to embed evidence into everyday practice, ensuring that clinical decision-making consistently delivers meaningful outcomes for individuals and populations
- examine the role of innovation, including artificial intelligence, focusing on adding value, supporting Welsh language provision, and enhancing equitable care
- engage with the RCSLT Wales State of the Nation report, considering how its findings can be used to influence policy, planning and service development
- gain updates on current and future RCSLT and RCSLT Wales workstreams identifying opportunities to contribute to shaping the profession at a national level
- strengthen professional networks, sharing learning and building connections to support collaboration, leadership and collective influence
- reflect on their own role in driving impact, identifying practical actions to take forward within their services, organisations and communities
- shape the future direction of RCSLT, influencing the strategic plan for the organisation.
View the event posters
- To increase QI and audit activity in Paediatric Speech & Language Therapy
- The Emerging Role of SLT in Prehabilitation
- The Added Value of a Macmillan Associate Practitioner and The Transformation Of The SLT, Dietetic Offer for Head and Neck Cancer Patients in CTMUHB
- Speech and Language Therapy Hub – Toolkit for Schools and Home
- New Head and Neck Cancer Multidisciplinary Team Post Treatment Clinic
- MultiDisciplinary Collaboration in Ward-Based Care of Patients with Tracheostomies
- Listening to Communities to Support Access
- Introduction of Expiratory Muscle Strength Training (EMST) for Head and Neck Cancer patients with chronic aspiration post oncology treatmen
- Improving the SLT Rehabilitation Pathway For Patients With Late Effects Dysphagia Resulting From Head And Neck Cancer Treatment
- Improving Access to Specialist SLT Swallow Services for Patients with Late Effects Dysphagia resulting from Head and Neck Cancer Treatment
- Getting it right early
- How Research Participation Shapes Speech and Language Therapists’ Clinical Practice
- Better Learning, Better Care
- Creating Supportive Interprofessional Peer Spaces – An IPE Lunchtime Peer Support Initiative
- Demonstrating value and Impact – A Qualitative Project Exploring Band 7 AHPS’ Perspectives on Measuring Outcomes In Preventative And Public Health Initiatives
- Evaluating the benefits and challenges of a Speech and Language Therapy and Dietetic Assistant Practitioner within a multi-disciplinary community team
- Exploring The Viability of an AI Speech-Based Diagnostic Tool In Parkinson’s Disease
Registration for this event has now closed.
