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New report: Evaluating people’s experiences of Derriford Hospital’s maternity services in Plymouth
Devon Maternity and Neonatal Voices Partnership (MNVP) has published a new report evaluating Derriford Hospital’s maternity setting in Plymouth from the perspective of service users.
Public and patient feedback helps improve mental health A&E care in Gloucestershire
The views and experiences of people who have used A&E mental health services in Gloucestershire, are being used by local hospitals to help improve mental health care in the county.
What people are saying about health and care during COVID-19 in Dorset, Gloucestershire and Somerset
A report from public and patient engagement specialists Evolving Communities, reveals people’s experiences of health and social care during the first six months of COVID-19 in Dorset, Gloucestershire and Somerset.
New report recommends improvements to A&E mental health care
New research out today, from Healthwatch Gloucestershire and Evolving Communities, reports on people's experiences of A&E mental health care in two local hospitals, and recommends improvements to help put mental health care in the county on a par with physical health care.
How to spot and stop fraudsters when collecting research data online
Online survey platforms are becoming an increasingly popular method for both quantitative and qualitative data collection. But there can be some risks involved in collecting data online.
Five amazing reasons why you should use statistics
Why should you use official statistics in your professional life? What’s so useful about a set of mathematical figures?
Dorothy House Hospice Care seeks to improve services for people with life-limiting illness
Dorothy House Hospice Care wants to hear from those with a life-limiting illness, their carers and families about what Day Services they think would improve their wellbeing.
National research launched on mental health statistics
The UK’s largest independent regulator of official statistics wants to hear from health professionals, charities, commissioners and researchers about how they access information on mental health in England.
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