22nd May 2017
As part of the consultation HWERY spoke with 1156 people across the East Riding. The Residents we spoke to had to place one token into one of ten jars all of which represented different health and social care priorities. From this consultation HWERY identified the key priorities of not only the overall population but 5 different age groups. These age groups included:
The report provides a comprehensive breakdown of all the priorities and the priorities according to age demographic.
“This piece of work is about highlighting the needs of the public. Not only is it important that we demonstrate the priorities of the wider East Riding community, but breaking down the priorities by age group is equally important because health and social care needs differ as people transition through life. This report will allow us to inform the professional stakeholders we work with about the needs of the East Riding community” Delivery Manager, Matthew Fawcett
The priorities report will help shape the work HWERY do over the next twelve months by taking into account the themes from this piece of work.
The full report can be downloaded from www.healthwatcheastridingofyorkshire.co.uk
More UK locations will be part of Get Out Get Active’s (GOGA) success story over the next three years. Thousands more inactive people across 21 locations will benefit from the latest £5million programme funding. Today, Active Humber is delighted to announce North & North East Lincolnshire are successful locations.
Healthwatch East Riding of Yorkshire are undertaking a GP Appointment Review in order to capture the views and opinions of the public regarding booking appointments, waiting times and access to appointments.
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