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Local Healthwatch to be retained
The government announced today that Healthwatch England and local Healthwatch will not be abolished but will be retained and strengthened.
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Call for feedback and involvement from community, voluntary and faith organisations: support for people with serious mental illness
Give feedback on mental health support in south west London.
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The future of local Healthwatch
The future of local, independent and impartial public voice is under threat.
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Help shape Merton’s sexual and reproductive health and HIV services
The London Borough of Merton want to hear about your views and experiences of local sexual and reproductive health and HIV services.
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New Dialogue partners with Nudge Associates Limited on Merton sexual health strategy community engagement programme
New Dialogue is working with Nudge Associates Limited to deliver the community engagement programme that will inform Merton’s refreshed sexual health strategy. The engagement programme will gather the views and experiences of residents living, working, studying and socialising in Merton and ensure the voices of communities experiencing the greatest sexual and reproductive health inequalities are…
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Championing the voices of local Disabled people
Disability Pride Month is celebrated every July, we want to take this opportunity to reflect on what we have heard from Disabled communities, and encourage professionals to think about their inclusivity practices.
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What do patients think about the use of AI scribes at appointments?
Public feedback underlines the importance of trust, confidence and transparency in the adoption of new digital tools.In the 10-Year Health Plan for England, the Government committed to three ‘big shifts’, including transitioning the NHS from analogue to digital, and making greater use of technology. Recent moves to achieve this shift have focused on embracing AI…
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What are patients saying about car parking at hospitals?
Half of people who have attended hospital in the last 12 months travelled by car, but expensive parking and lack of availability are disrupting patients lives.
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Accessing NHS and social care services as a young Disabled person
For young Disabled people accessing services and support can be a daunting and drawn out process. Read Youth Out Loud!’s recommendations for change.
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