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#HWL19 - How we provide people with advice and information

Finding the right care or support can be worrying and stressful. There are a number of organisations that can provide help, but people don’t know where to look. Last year we helped 1,933 people access the advice and information they need.

#HWL19 - Changes to pain clinics was only the start of it

Pain clincs - From our #HWL19 Annual report. As far back as June 2017, we visited a pain service in Lincolnshire to collate patient experiences.

#HWL19 - 2020 Vision for healthcare in Lincolnshire

For a long time we have heard from the people of Lincolnshire telling us they are confused and concerned about what is happening to their NHS services.

#HWL19 - Our 2018/19 Highlights

#HWL19 During the past year Healthwatch Lincolnshire has engaged with over 8,445 people from many different communities, ages and backgrounds. Here are some of our Highlights from the Year:

#HWL19 What services do people want to know about?

Healthwatch plays an important role in providing advice and pointing people in the right direction for the support they need.

Accessibility checklist for GP surgeries

Help make sure that your practice meets people’s accessibility requirements using this checklist from Healthwatch Slough.

Advice and Information

#HWL19 - Changes you want to see to health and social care in Lincolnshire

With the launch of annual report we wanted to highlight the areas that the residents of Lincolnshire felt there was room to change in their health and social care services.

Nearly three quarters of a million patients set to benefit from world-leading innovations in the NHS

3D heart modelling to rapidly diagnose coronary disease and an advanced blood test, which can cut the time it takes to rule-out a heart attack by 75%, are among a raft of technological innovations being introduced for patients across the NHS.

NHS hands 50,000 people control of their own care

More than 50,000 people have taken charge of their own care after being handed control of how their NHS funding is spent.

#HWL19 - Our annual report 2018/19

During the past year Healthwatch Lincolnshire has engaged with over 8,445 people from many different communities, ages and backgrounds.

Thousands more primary care staff recruited across England

NHS England has recruited 300 more family doctors and thousands more nurses, pharmacists and other staff to work alongside GPs, delivering better care in the community.

New Interim NHS People Plan to help NHS staff provide highest-quality care to patients

Delivering the vision of The NHS Long Term Plan will require healthcare that is more personalised and patient centred, more focused on prevention, and more likely to be delivered in the community, out of hospital.

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