NHS North East Lincolnshire Clinical Commissioning Group and North East Lincolnshire Council want to hear your views about what we are doing to plan and buy quality Long Term Residential Care services for local people who need that level of support. Read on for all the details and how you can help.
Accord’s Winter edition of ‘According to…’ is now available online! Find out what activities Accord members have been involved in recently, feedback from local health and social care engagement, plus further engagement opportunities coming up in the near future.
A short online survey from the CCG for people who have/or know people who have Type 2 diabetes is closing this week. Follow the link in the article to complete the survey before Friday.
People with epilepsy in North East Lincolnshire are being offered the opportunity to take part in a short survey where they can highlight their needs and the information and support that would help them. Read on to access the survey. For more information please contact the Accord team on 0300 3000 563, or email nelccg.accord@nhs.net
People with epilepsy in North East Lincolnshire are being offered the opportunity to take part in a survey where they can highlight their needs and the information and support that would help them. Read on for full information about this from Accord.
Accord are circulating information about the STP covering our region. This is an ongoing programme and this background information is a useful starting point. Read on.
The Department of Health have introduced a new listening programme to find out more about the experiences of people with dementia and their carers starts in England. The programme will include different ways of gathering people’s views and experiences, both in person and online. Read on to find out more.
NHS North East Lincolnshire Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) is looking at ways to make it easier and more flexible for people of all ages to get advice or treatment from a GP practice. Read on to access the link to their online survey and help them get one step closer to achieving this goal.
Read on to find out more about Accord’s workshop on services for children with austism which is being held on Monday 17th October from 9:30am until 11:30am at Open Door, Albion Street, Grimsby.
Patients and families who have used the hospital and community services in the last 12 months are being invited to meet CQC Inspectors at Grimsby Hospital on Monday 21st November, at Diana, Princess of Wales Hospital, Grimsby, from 1pm until 4pm.
All informal Carers, service users with an informal Carer and professionals who work with/for informal Carers in North East Lincolnshire are now invited to take part in the post-consultation engagement workshop on Wednesday 12th October 2016 at the Humber Royal Hotel from 10:00am until 2:00pm.
The current Carers’ Strategy for North East Lincolnshire is coming to an end, and so The Carer’s Support Service wants to reflect on the achievements of the past three years and identify improvements to services to support for carers. They are inviting carers and anyone with an interest in the carers agenda to complete a Carer’s Consultation Survey by Friday 30th September 2016.
Young people, parents and carers are being invited to have their say on NHS England plans for a new inpatient mental health service for young people. Read on to find out more.
North East Lincolnshire Council and North East Lincolnshire Clinical Commissioning Group are looking for feedback on adult social care spending. They are asking for you to spend a few minutes to let them know how you think the money should be spent to benefit groups and people in the area.
Find out about what ACCORD have been up to recently in the latest edition of their newsletter
North East Lincolnshire Council and North East Lincolnshire Clinical Commissioning Group are looking for your feedback on information, advice and guidance.
Accord members, public and stakeholders have come together to discuss plans, experiences and views. The CCG also shared information on three key areas and held four focussed discussion groups. Feedback from the events is now available online for interested parties to read.
North and North East Lincolnshire CCGs recently carried out engagement with local people and stakeholders about the future of non-emergency patient transport services. The report from this – “You Said, We did” has just been published. Read on.
The Clinical Commissioning Group are asking local residents to tell them what quality means to them.
Have your say and help create the vision for local Health and Social Care provision.
The latest edition of the ACCORD Newsletter with details on their new training programme and future events.
ACCORD will be holding Ambassador Training for anyone who would like to be part of promoting ACCORD.
Following on from last years event and is for carers, patients, friends, family and service providers of those who have MS.
The results of the patient transport engagement are now available