Healthwatch City of London priorities

News - 4 October 2018

We consulted on the following priorities at our annual general meeting on 4 October 2018. These priorities will inform our work over the coming year.
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What we did

Healthwatch City of London consulted attendees of the AGM on the list of priorities below.

Priorities

  • Ensure City of London residents’ views feed into strategic decision-making
  • Make sure people using services have their say
  • Involve people in partner-led events and consultations
  • Shape co-production, particularly in adult social care
  • Promote benefits of public involvement
  • Support a wider range of people to get involved including families who have children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND)
  • Advise partners on effective consultation & coproduction
  • Support public feedback on health and care integration
  • Work with the new East London Health and Care Partnership
  • Work collaboratively with Local Healthwatch on the City of London borders
  • Increase membership and volunteering
  • Improving care for those who work in the City

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