Pharmacy/phlebotomy questionairreWe would like to know your experience of the presc ription and blood taking services in your area. Please take a few minutes to complete the pharmacy/phlebotomy questionnaire. Survey closed
The Queen's Nursing Institute - Nursing Care at Home SurveyViews sought from patients, carers and family members about your experiences of receiving nursing care at home. Your answers will be treated in confidence. Help us get the voice of patients heard and complete our on-line survey: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/D39CCV2 If you have any questions or if you would like the survey in another format please call The Queen's Nursing Institute on 020 7549 1400
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Healthy Lives, Healthy People consultationThis consultation "outlines our commitment to protecting the population from serious health threats; helping people live longer, healthier and more fulfilling lives; and improving the health of the poorest, fastest. The new approach will aim to build people’s self-esteem, confidence and resilience right from infancy with stronger support for early years." Have you say in the Healthy Lives, Healthy People consultation here. Survey closed
Healthy Lives, Healthy People: Consultation on the funding and commissioning routes for public health
The White Paper Healthy Lives, Healthy People , described a new era for public health, with a higher priority and dedicated resources. There will be ring-fenced public health funding from within the overall NHS budget. Local authorities will have a new role in improving the health and wellbeing of their population as part of a new system with localism at its heart and devolved responsibilities, freedoms and funding. The majority of the public health budget will be spent on local services, either via local authorities through a ring fenced grant or via the NHS. The Department of Health will incentivise action to reduce health inequalities by introducing a new health premium. The purpose of this consultation document is to describe in more detail the proposed key public health functions and responsibilities across the public health system and to set out the proposed commissioning and funding arrangements for delivery of public health services. This consultation document also asks questions about how we should implement some of these proposals. Take part in the Healthy Lives, Healthy People: Consultation on the funding and commissioning routes for public health survey. Survey closed
Measuring national well-being
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) is developing new measures of national well-being. The aim is that these new measurers will cover the quality of life of people in the UK, environmental and sustainability issues, as well as the economic performance of the country.
To develop better measures of the nation’s well-being the ONS want to consult with people, organisations and business across the UK as well as central and local government to ask what matters most in people lives and what is important for measuring the nation’s well-being.
Have your say on what matters most in people's lives and what is important for measuring the nation’s well-being on their website. Survey closed
Tackling Child Poverty and Improving Life Chances The Government has launched a consultation on its approach to ending child poverty and improving life chances. Developing a long-term strategy to tackle decades of inter-generational disadvantage requires new approaches and depends on everyone working together. They want to hear from the public, private and voluntary sectors to find the creative solutions and capitalise on opportunities that can help communities and individuals ensure their children have the very best start in life. Take part in the Tackling Child Poverty and Improving Life Chances survey here. Survey closed
Disability Living Allowance reform – public consultationThis consultation seeks your views on the Government‘s proposals to replace Disability Living Allowance (DLA) with a new benefit – Personal Independence Payment. The Personal Independence Payment will continue to be a non-means tested, extra costs benefit. It will help disabled people remove the barriers they face to leading full and independent lives. This consultation asks for views to inform our policy for reforming DLA and introducing a new objective assessment. Take part in the Disability Living Allowance reform public consultation here. Survey closed
Stroke Association survey
The Stroke Association is working with the Hampshire LINk to promote a new project which reviews local stroke services across the county. The aim is create opportunities for stroke patients, carers and their families to have their say and to get involved in developing and improving future stroke services. The Stroke Association will be establishing stroke specific User Involvement Groups in Hampshire. These will act as forums for survivors, carers and relatives to meet and discuss important issues. Feedback will be reported back to the PCTs and hospital trusts. If you have been affected by stroke, The Stroke Association wants to hear from you – please take the time to complete their questionnaires. Please take part in our survey by selecting the relevant link below:
Response to the White Paper Equity and Excellence: Liberating the NHSHAP UK have published the results of our recent survey on the Government White Paper outlining proposed changes within the NHS. You can download and read the reports here: The Board of Hampshire LINk also responded and you can read their response here. Health and Social Care update January 2011
Mental Health FoundationCommunity Treatment Orders were introduced in November 2008 as a way of ensuring that some patients, on discharge from hospital after a period of detention under the Mental Health Act, maintained compliance with their medication. There is not much data about how many Orders have been issued, but it is probably around 4,000 between November 2008 and November 2009. The Mental Health Foundation is looking to find out what carers of people with more serious mental health problems (in effect, people who have been detained in hospital under the Mental Health Act, and may have been discharged under a CTO) think about the Orders. Please find a link to a questionnaire: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/CTOsurveyC
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