Current Healthwatch St Helens Consultations
Here you will find links to surveys or questionnaires on a variety of health and social care related services that need your views through Healthwatch St Helens or our partners.
For all our in house consultations, results will be publicised within 8 weeks of the closing date unless otherwise stated
Our Surveys
Have You Used Maternity Services during Covid-19?
If so we would like to hear from you. We want to know the impact of covid-19 on your experiences.
https://www.healthwatchsthelens.co.uk/have-you-used-maternity-services-during-covid-19
External Consultations
Healthwatch St Helens is regularly contacted by other partners and stakeholders to promote consultations and surveys relevant to the Health and Social Care field. Please find below links to surveys that you may wish to particpate in:
There are no current surverys available at the moment.
Consultation on Quality Accounts of local providers of NHS Healthcare Services
Here you will find the draft Quality Accounts that you can download for local providers of NHS Healthcare services. Please click on each link to download the appropriate report.
Please send any comments regarding the comments to info@healthwatchsthelens.co.uk
Downloads
5 Boroughs Partnerships Draft Quality Accounts 2015 - 16
Alder Hey Draft Quality Accounts 2015 - 16
St Helens & Knowsley Trust Draft Quality Accoutns 2015 - 16
Bridgewater NHS Trust Draft Quality Report 2015 - 16
Walton Centre Foundation Trust Draft Quality Accounts 2015 - 16
Willowbrook Hospice Draft Quality Accounts 2015 - 16
Good Quality GP Surgery Consultation
Every year Healthwatch St. Helens consults members, stakeholders and the wider public to find out what issues are most important to them. In 2014, more than half of the people we spoke to said that good quality GP Services was their top priority.
We consulted with members of the public around their experiences and received an overwhelming response. To see the results and findings from the survey, please download the report below