Healthwatch Across Cheshire report published

14 February 2022
Nantwich town centre, 7 October

Healthwatch Cheshire are pleased to publish reports detailing the feedback received during our Healthwatch Across Cheshire activity.

Over a 9-week period from 20 September to 19 November 2021, as COVID-19 restrictions were being lifted, Healthwatch Cheshire took out our engagement stands and a promotional van to find out what matters most to people about their local health and care, and to share key information about health, care, and support.

Conversations were focused around topics people had been contacting us about over the preceding months, such as COVID-19 vaccinations and boosters, flu jabs, and access to services including GP Practices and dentistry. As well as these topics, conversations with those who plan and deliver services and support locally, identified that other priorities in Cheshire included pharmacies, self-care, promoting recruitment into the care sector, and voluntary sector support.

We have broken down people’s feedback into individual Care Community summaries to help inform the development of services and support at a local level and to make sure our information is as useful as possible. All of these summaries are included as appendices within the  overall report, and each individual Care Community report is also available online and will be shared with Care Community Steering Groups.

This feedback from people across Cheshire is designed to help the local NHS and Local Authorities to plan how to meet the health, care, wellbeing and support needs of people in Cheshire. It will also feed into Joint Strategic Needs Assessments (JSNA), Place plans, and the priorities of Integrated Care Partnerships.

You can read the overall report for Cheshire East, and the reports for each individual Care Community here.




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