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Healthwatch Dorset report explores experiences of first and second-generation immigrants when accessing NHS care
Healthwatch Dorset's latest report explores how first and second-generation immigrants in Bournemouth experience NHS services — and what can be done to make healthcare more inclusive, easy to access and culturally responsive.
Evolving Communities wins Healthwatch Wolverhampton contract to be local people’s health and care champion
Following a recent tender process, Evolving Communities has been appointed by the City of Wolverhampton Council to provide Healthwatch services from April 2022.
Improvements to Somerset’s maternity services are guided by those they care for
In its new annual report, the Somerset Maternity Voices Partnership (SMVP) highlights just how much positive change can be achieved to improve health and care services, when those who provide care truly value the experience and expertise of those they aim to serve.
Young people speak up about the improvements they want to see in the health and care services they use
A new report out today from Healthwatch Gloucestershire, presents young people’s recommendations for how Gloucestershire’s health and care services can improve the way they support and care for young people.
Post-COVID syndrome patients in Gloucestershire need more information about the care and support that’s available
As more are being diagnosed with post-COVID syndrome (long COVID), Healthwatch Gloucestershire has published a new report highlighting the need for better communication about the condition and the care and support that’s available in the county.
Healthwatch report highlights ongoing public concerns about NHS 111 service in Devon and Somerset
People who use NHS 111 in Devon and Somerset have reported ongoing concerns about the quality of the service, with the most common complaints being about long waiting times and difficulty getting through on the phone.
New research shows urgent need for dental reform as patients in Dorset struggle to get the care they need
Healthwatch Dorset recently investigated why people are struggling to get dental care in the county, finding only three of Dorset’s 99 NHS registered dental practices who were taking on new adult patients and only 13 who were accepting children as new patients.
Share your experience of Care at Home services to help improve care in Gloucestershire
Healthwatch Gloucestershire, wants to know what you think about Care at Home services in the county. They will use your feedback to help drive positive change and improvement in Gloucestershire’s social care services.
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