Your Youth Health Day
Sefton Young Advisors organised this event on our behalf to hear from young people about their ideas and experiences of local healthcare.
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Update on the review of urgent care services in south Sefton
Between 10 December 2018 and 31 January 2019 we asked people to share their views and experiences of using urgent care services.
Patient participation group event
Your invitation to come along to this free information event on Tuesday, 12 November to find out more about your GP practice’s patient participation group and how you can get involved.
SEND parents and carers invited to share their views
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.
Patients invited to share views on hospital based eye services
We are supporting NHS England and Improvement's 100 voices campaign and asking for your views on hospital based eye services.
National cancer survey - call for patient views
During December 2019, NHS England will be inviting more than 100,000 cancer patients nationally to take part in a survey about their care.
Developing our Patient Participation Groups
We started working with Healthwatch Sefton in 2019 to explore how we might support GP practices to develop their Patient Participation Groups (PPGs).
Speak up and help improve health and care services in Sefton
Healthwatch Sefton is launching its #SpeakUp2020 campaign so you can tell the local champion for health and social care about your experiences and the changes that you would like to see made locally.
#DeclareYourCare campaign
We're supporting the CQC's #DeclareYourCare campaign, encouraging people with a learning disability or autism, their family, carers and advocates to feedback on care.
Healthwatch Sefton COVID-19 survey
Healthwatch Sefton is looking for help to identify how COVID-19 is affecting people’s access to health and care services.
