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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.
How to make digital health care more accessible for everyone
Healthwatch Gloucestershire has published a new report calling on NHS and social care providers to improve how they use digital technology to make services more accessible, particularly for those who are currently unable or reluctant to use digital options.
Improving access to mental health support for young people in Somerset
Healthwatch Somerset has launched a new project with the aim of improving access to mental health support for young people and their families, guardians and carers.
Evaluating people’s experiences of being transferred from hospital to be cared for at home or in the community
Healthwatch Somerset has published a new report evaluating people’s experiences of being discharged from hospital and transferred to be cared for and recover at home or in a residential or community care setting.
Health project launched in Bridgwater
New community engagement project in Bridgwater asks local people to get involved to help improve the health and wellbeing of those living with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
New report reveals ongoing crisis in Dorset NHS dentistry and recommends reform of how dental care is provided
Healthwatch Dorset, the county’s health and social care champion, has published a new report highlighting the ongoing difficulties people are experiencing accessing NHS dental care in Dorset, as they are across the country.
Adults with autism in Gloucestershire
A new report by local health and social care champion, Healthwatch Gloucestershire, highlights the experiences of adults with autism who have sought to access the autism assessment service in Gloucestershire.
How can Gloucestershire’s health and social care services communicate better to improve your care?
Would the quality of health and social care you receive be improved if the professionals caring for you communicated better – with you, with those supporting you, and with other services involved in your care?
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