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Our financial statement 2015/16

Our financial statement explains our financial performance and position for 2015/16 and details spending by each of our strategic priority areas.
18 October 2016
Report

Every Voice Matters - our Annual Report to Parliament 2015-16

Published today, Every Voice Matters, our Annual Report to Parliament 2015-16, outlines how together we are putting people at the heart of care.
18 October 2016
News
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We call for greater involvement of people in decisions about their care

In response to the Care Quality Commission's State of Care report, our Interim Chair, Jane Mordue, calls for the health and social care sector to meaningfully involve the public in decisions about health and social care.
13 October 2016
Response
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How are local Healthwatch making a difference to blood testing services?

Most people will have a blood test at some point in their lives. Take a look at just some of the ways local Healthwatch in London have been working to improve blood testing services.
6 October 2016
News

Getting young people involved with health research

Up and down the country, local Healthwatch are finding new ways to make sure people get to share their views of health and care. We look at Healthwatch Dudley’s award-winning approach to listening to young people.
We spoke to Healthwatch Dudley to find out more about their work to ensure more young people have their say.
26 September 2016
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How well do health and care services work together?

Across England, reforms are taking place that aim to make health and care services better at working together to meet your individual needs.
23 September 2016
News
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Making care homes a better place to live

With over a quarter of a million older people living in care homes, what is local Healthwatch doing to make sure these services meet the needs of residents?
15 September 2016
News

Our response to the National Data Guardian Consultation

Read our submission to the government consultation on proposed data security standards and data sharing in the NHS and social care.
Over the course of summer the Healthwatch network has been helping to raise public awareness of the National Data Guardian’s report and the opportunity for people to share what they think via the consultation.
14 September 2016
Response
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The NHS can’t afford to be scared to talk about change

Services are going through major changes that aim to help make them more efficient and better at delivering tailored support. However, these reforms will only work if services listen to what the public wants.
8 September 2016
News

Meet our student volunteer: Becky

With students across the country starting university soon, we spoke to Becky to find out what it was like to be a student volunteer at Healthwatch Sheffield.
Becky started volunteering while at university, but decided to continue after finishing her studies.
7 September 2016
News
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Traditional health and care services need to change - but how?

Demand for healthcare is increasing, but so are the costs of delivering it. Traditional support needs to change to better meet people’s needs.
1 September 2016
News

How do we invest in volunteers?

Volunteers play a key role in helping local Healthwatch speak to as many people as possible in their community. But recruiting and keeping volunteers is not always straightforward. Healthwatch Islington explains how they invest in their volunteers.
1 September 2016
News

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