The Department of Health and Social Care have launched 'Change NHS', a public consultation to help shape a 10-year plan for the health service in England.
The Government says it wants to co-develop the plan with the public, patients, and staff so that everyone owns it and can feel the difference in their daily lives.
Please share your views, experiences and ideas about the future of our NHS by clicking the link below.
Waltham Forest Council, the NHS and the voluntary and community sector are working together to develop community healthcare spaces where GP services, screenings, tests and community services can all be provided in one place.
We are running a survey to make sure local people can help shape these plans. They would like to know how healthcare spaces can support you to stay as healthy as you can.
Complete the survey and you could be in with the chance to win one of three prizes: £150, -£100 or £50.
It should take about 10 minutes to complete, so please grab a cuppa and get cosy!
Help the London Assembly Health Committee investigate dentistry in London. As part of this investigation, they are carrying out a survey to collect the views of Londoners on dentistry in London. They are particularly interested in understanding the experiences of those who have accessed or tried to access dental appointments in London. This includes hearing from parents and carers of school-aged children about their experiences in securing dental care for their children, as well as insights from professionals working or studying in the field of dentistry. The responses gathered will play a crucial role in informing the London Assembly Health Committee's investigation into this matter.
Our annual report is now available. You can find out how the Big Conversation, and the Good Care Framework we developed as a result, is making a difference to the health and wellbeing of local residents in Waltham Forest.
Find out more about the ways we're helping to improve people's experiences of health and social care services.
Share your views online, or contact us via email or phone. The more people share their ideas, experiences and concerns about the NHS and social care, the more services can understand what works and what doesn't.
We are here to make sure that those running services, and the government, put your views at the heart of care.
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