You can find out about our previous exercises where we have involved residents and partners in our work by selecting the links below.
Date Exercise Ended - Friday, January 8, 2021 NHS England is asking patients, NHS staff, partner organisations and interested members of the public to give their views on proposals set out in the document 'Integrated Care: next steps to build strong and effective integrated care systems across England', which details their vision for a more effective and responsive care system across England. Date Exercise Ended - Friday, December 11, 2020 Sefton Sexual Health is inviting residents in Sefton aged 19 and under for their views on their sexual health services to help steer future service development. Date Exercise Ended - Thursday, December 10, 2020 Healthwatch Sefton is inviting residents to an online hospital engagement event to gather feedback on using NHS services. Date Exercise Ended - Monday, November 30, 2020 The NHS is asking for views on how it can improve care and support for serving, reserve and veteran families and make it easier for them to access NHS services. Date Exercise Ended - Monday, November 30, 2020 Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust, one of the leading mental health and community health trusts in the country, is asking for the public’s help to guide plans for a proposed new low secure unit for learning disability patients at Maghull Health Park. Date Exercise Ended - Monday, November 2, 2020 Sefton residents are being asked for their experiences of language services that they have accessed at their GP practice. This includes interpretation services, materials translated into other languages and information in alternative formats such as easy read, large print, audio and braille. Date Exercise Ended - Friday, October 16, 2020 Following on from the SEND Parent and Carer survey that was carried out in November 2019, Sefton Council are inviting parents and carers to feedback on whether there have been any improvements in the help and support they are receiving from health, education social care and the SEN casework team in Sefton. Date Exercise Ended - Tuesday, October 13, 2020 North West Ambulance has launched three new ongoing surveys, to make it easier for people to routinely share their experience of the trust’s services.
The trust is encouraging anyone who has recently used its services to provide feedback, to find out what it is doing well and where it may be able to improve. You can do this by completing one of its patient surveys. Date Exercise Ended - Friday, September 18, 2020 The Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman has been working with the NHS and other public service organisations, members of the public and advocacy groups to develop a shared vision for NHS complaint handling. This is called the Complaint Standards Framework.
Have your say in shaping the future of NHS complaint handling by taking part in the survey. Exercise Updated On - Wednesday, September 16, 2020 We are supporting Sefton Council to gather the views of parents and carers of children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) on their experiences of services.
Your views: building a strong, integrated care system across England
Sefton residents aged 19 and under invited to share views on sexual health services
Healthwatch Sefton invites residents to online hospital engagement event
Improving health and wellbeing support for armed forces families in England
Low Secure Hospital: Mersey Care want your views on the proposed plans
Improving language services in Sefton’s GP practices
SEND parents and carers invited to share views in follow up survey
New ways to give feedback on North West Ambulance Services to help shape services
Have your say in shaping the future of NHS complaint handling
SEND parents and carers invited to share their views
