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What Matters to You?

This survey will take a few minutes to complete depending on how much information you would like to share.

Healthwatch Bradford and District is your local consumer champion in health and care. We have statutory powers to ensure the voice of the consumer is strengthened and heard by those who commission, deliver and regulate health and care services.

When we talk about services we mean

Health services such as those provided by your GP, Hospital, Dentist, Optician or Ambulance service.

Care services such as day care, respite or residential care, personal care, support in the home or assistance with disability or a long-term condition.

This survey is a way for us to discover what is most important to you and what you think we should be looking at in our next work programme.

Thanks for taking part!

Healthwatch Bradford and District

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Were you aware of Healthwatch Bradford and District before taking part in this survey?

Yes – and I know what you do

Yes – but I’m not sure what you do

Other (please specify)

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If you are, how did you hear about us? Please tick all that apply:

Word of Mouth

Advert in Local Press

Local Radio

At an Event/Information Stand

Publicity Information (Poster, Leaflet, Directory)

Social Media

Through your Employer

Through Direct Interaction with Healthwatch Bradford and District

Other (please specify)

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Do you use social media?

Facebook

Twitter

Instagram

Other (please specify)

What Matters to You?

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Were you aware of Healthwatch Bradford and District before taking part in this survey?

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If you are, how did you hear about us? Please tick all that apply:

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Do you use social media?

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What NHS or social care service do you think Healthwatch Bradford and District should look at in its next work programme?

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Why do you think Healthwatch Bradford and District should look at this service?

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Are there any groups of patients or the community we should focus on when looking at this service?