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Enter & View is one of many ways we can hear from local people about the services they and their loved ones use in Sheffield. Find out more about what this means. -
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In 2016-2018, we were involved in a project called the Perfect Patient Pathway. This was an NHS England Wave 1 Test Bed site involving 28 partners spanning across health, social care, education, technology and voluntary sector organisations. -
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“How can you trust people who refuse to answer questions about your child’s death in their care?” Scott Morrish – 30th November 2017. This question highlights the shattering of trust Scott Morrish experienced following the tragic death of his son Sam -
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Although we’re hearing the term ‘wellbeing’ a great deal, bandied around in the media or by Government, it is notoriously difficult to define as a concept. -
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‘The evidence is growing that loneliness has serious consequences not only for individuals’ wellbeing but also for their health and the economic stability of wider society’ Jo Cox Commission on Loneliness report. -
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There are a multitude of ways mental health support and race are related – with differences in rates of mental health diagnosis, access to the treatment, experience of treatment and outcomes. -
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The NHS Long Term Plan was published on Monday – following a number of issues being previewed in the media over the past week. Much of the content of the plan is as expected but I thought it might be helpful to highlight some key messages. -
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Three of our Young Healthwatch volunteers travelled down to London for NHS England’s Youth Voice Summit. The event aimed to explore the role young people can play in co-design of services and support in key areas that matter to young people -
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Festival of Debate is one of the platforms we Sheffielders are very proud of – it encourages discussion, urges us all to be more active citizens, and really makes us think outside of the box. -
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10 local people were nominated to take part in an exciting collaborative project between Healthwatch Sheffield and photography group Archive Sheffield. -
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COVID-19 may have cut Charlotte’s placement short, it’ll certainly make it memorable but we were determined to end on a high note. During the start of 2020 Healthwatch Sheffield has been supporting Charlotte, a Sheffield Hallam University student. -
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This page has a range of resources, including publicity materials and information leaflets, for you to download and use. -
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As part of What Matters To You day 2023, we're sharing conversations we've had about what matters to local people. Find out what 11 people said mattered to them about where they live - their home, neighbourhood, and local amenities. -
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As part of What Matters To You day 2023, we're sharing conversations we've had about what matters to local people. Find out what 11 people said mattered to them about staying active - physical health, the importance of movement, and accessibility. -
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As part of What Matters To You day 2023, we're sharing conversations we've had about what matters to local people. Find out what 10 people said mattered to them about mental health support. -
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As part of What Matters To You day 2023, we're sharing conversations we've had about what matters to local people. Find out what 3 people said mattered to them as a carer. -
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As part of What Matters To You day 2023, we're sharing conversations we've had about what matters to local people. Find out what 9 people said mattered to them about the care and support they receive. -
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As part of What Matters To You day 2023, we're sharing conversations we've had about what matters to local people. Find out what 5 people said mattered to them about managing a long term condition. -
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Waiting times for adult ADHD assessments in Sheffield are extremely high. In our newest blog, Paul shares his experience of trying to get a diagnosis - what led him to seek an assessment, what the biggest challenges were, and the things he's found helpful -
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14th November is World Diabetes Day. To mark it, our volunteer Brenda has shared her experiences of Diabetes, and the importance of research and development to support other patients.